Click here for PDF 8.10.2014 Sermon Notes Caught in a Thicket (The Glory of God’s Provision) Genesis 22 Pastor John Sloan Introduction: Some commands of God are mystifying. For example, how could God tell Abraham to slaughter his only son? This atrocity was also committed in ancient Egypt, where the Pharaoh ordered that all Israelite… Continue Reading
Click here for PDF 7.6.2104 Sermon Notes Friend of God Genesis 18:1-19 Pastor John Sloan Introduction: What would it be like to have dinner with God? Would the tone be strictly serious (no joking permitted)? What kind of hors d’oeuvres do you serve to the One who made the world? Would God send His meal… Continue Reading
Click Here for a PDF 6.29.2014 Sermon Notes A Never Changing Promise Genesis 17 Pastor John Sloan Introduction: Throughout time and history, God has spoken. And He still speaks. It is by the power of His word that God upholds the universe (Hebrews 1:3), and it’s by God’s commands that rain pelts the earth and… Continue Reading
Click the date for a PDF: 6.22.2014 Sermon Notes Lost (and Found) in the Wilderness Genesis 16 Pastor John Sloan Introduction: “The Lord is not slow to fulfill his promise.” So wrote the Apostle Peter (2 Peter 3:9). But it sure seems like God moves at an unhurried pace at times. Especially when a person… Continue Reading
Click the date for a PDF: 6.15.2014 Sermon Notes Doubting God Genesis 15 Pastor John Sloan Introduction: Longtime professor and erstwhile preaching guru, Haddon Robinson, once wrote: “Everybody doubts. Christians doubt. Atheists doubt. Scholars doubt; students doubt. Your pastor doubts and you doubt.” It’s pretty hard to argue with that, isn’t it? Even Abraham, the… Continue Reading
Click the date for a PDF: 5.8.2014 Sermon Notes Naked and Empty-Handed Before God Genesis 14 Pastor John Sloan Introduction: Life is hard. Few, if any, would argue that point. Pain and disappointment dominate the emotional landscape of our lives. But … there are also times when everything seems to be clicking. When all is… Continue Reading