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  • When the Lord Came Down at Babel

    When the Lord Came Down at Babel
    Dec 14 2025
    At Babel, the people were united in pride and defiance of God, building a tower to make a name for themselves. But God, in His mercy, came down when pride rose up, scattering the nations and reminding us that true greatness comes only through obedience to Him.
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  • The Days of Noah: The Noahic Covenant

    The Days of Noah: The Noahic Covenant
    Dec 7 2025
    In Genesis 9:1–17, God blesses Noah to multiply and fill the earth, establishes justice to protect human life, and sets the rainbow as a sign of His promise to preserve creation. Even in a fallen world, God values life—calling us to cherish, defend, and steward it in His image.
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  • The Days of Noah: The Flood Subsides

    The Days of Noah: The Flood Subsides
    Nov 30 2025
    In Genesis 8, we see God's faithfulness to Noah and His creation. "God remembered Noah," signaling His commitment to His promises even in the midst of devastation. As the floodwaters receded, God reestablished the land, bringing order and life from chaos. And through the flood, God began to remove the curse of sin, offering a fresh start for humanity. These acts remind us that, no matter how overwhelming life's challenges may seem, God is always faithful to restore, renew, and remove the curse of sin. His grace is at work, bringing hope and healing to a broken world.
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  • Tis the Season

    Tis the Season
    Nov 23 2025
    In this message, Dylan Sloderbeck reflects on how the Thanksgiving holiday provides a valuable opportunity to pause and express gratitude, drawing from scripture to explore what it truly means to give thanks.
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  • The Days of Noah: Noah and the Flood

    The Days of Noah: Noah and the Flood
    Nov 16 2025
    When the floodwaters rose, Noah’s faith showed the power of trusting God. Faith that trusts obeys God before the storm comes. Faith that saves is not passive belief—it steps into the ark, resting fully on God’s provision. Faith that delivers protects not only us, but also those around us, bringing life to a household in the midst of judgment.
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  • Noah Found Grace

    Noah Found Grace
    Nov 9 2025
    When the world was drowning in wickedness, God’s patience with mankind held back judgment long enough for grace to work. Though every thought of the human heart was evil, God’s favor found Noah, a man who still walked with Him. And even in the storm of divine judgment, God’s provision for creation was seen in the Ark — a place of safety, mercy, and new beginnings.
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  • In the Beginning Man - Part III - A Tale of Two Brothers

    In the Beginning Man - Part III - A Tale of Two Brothers
    Nov 2 2025
    In Genesis 4, Cain’s story is more than the first murder—it’s a mirror reflecting the dangers of unchecked pride and self-centeredness. Cain the Narcissist refused to look inward when God confronted his heart, choosing resentment over repentance. His wounded ego birthed jealousy, and jealousy turned to violence. Then came Cain the Notorious—marked not only by his sin, but by his alienation from God and man. This passage reminds us that when worship becomes about self instead of surrender, sin crouches at the door, waiting to rule us. Yet even in judgment, God’s mercy is seen—He marks Cain not for fame, but for grace.
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  • In the Beginning Man - Part II

    In the Beginning Man - Part II
    Oct 26 2025
    In Genesis 3:8–24, we see the tragic fallout of sin. Adam protests his sin, blaming Eve and the serpent instead of taking responsibility. Adam receives punishment for his sin, facing toil, pain, and mortality as consequences of disobedience. Finally, Adam experiences prohibition because of his sin, being barred from the Garden of Eden and the tree of life. This passage reminds us that sin always separates, but God’s pursuit of His creation points toward eventual redemption and restoration.
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