Lot and his daughters are saved from the destruction of Sodom only to find themselves hiding with many different fears. Today Pastors Clint and Michael finish this part of Lot's saga and explore the strange, difficult genesis story of the Moabites and Ammonites. While these stories can be
Genesis 19:12-29
Today, Pastors Clint and Michael finish the story of Sodom and Gomorrah. Lot and his family are rescued from the cities' immanent destruction but are beset by a strange hesitation to leave. Join the Pastors as they explore this strange ending to a very strange story and explore what it has to teach
Genesis 19:1-11
A dark story only gets darker when Lot tries to protect his two guests from a violent mob by offering his own daughters in return. What can modern readers learn from the many layers of this story's portrayal of broken human relationships, sin, and vulgarity? Join the Pastors for a difficult
Genesis 18:16-33
Following the announcement of God's promise to both Abraham and Sarah, the story turns to Sodom. Surprisingly, Abraham finds himself in a kind of negotiation with God over the fate of the city. The critical question is, what number of righteous people would it take to live in the city for God to
Genesis 18:1-15
Abraham fell on his face and laughed at God's promise but in today's story Sarah gets her turn to hear God's promise and she laughs too. Isaac means "laughter" and his life becomes a living testimony to God's faithfulness even when that promise seemed "too wonderful." Be sure to share this with
Genesis 17:15-27
God promises 100 year old Abraham and 90 year old Sarah that they will have a child and Abraham falls on his face laughing. Join the Pastors as they explore what we can learn about human doubt in the face of God's best promises and how this story both provides an unassuming glimpse into the human
Genesis 17:1-14
After Abram and Sarai take matters in their own hands, God restates his promise that he will make Abram the father of many nations. In fact, to symbolize that promise to the couple, he changes their names, and then gives them the covenantal symbol of circumcision. Join the Pastors as the explore the
Genesis 16:7-16
While Abram and Sarai take God's plan into their own hands, God has not forgotten Hagar. In fact, he promises that her son, despite all of the troubles that lie ahead, will also be blessed. What follows is a story of how God's amazing power is able to transform messy human choices into new