Boone's Creek Baptist Church

In this sermon, we look at the second genealogy in as many chapters. However, this genealogy is different from the table of nations recorded in Genesis 10. There, the emphasis was on the abundance of nations scattered across the earth. Here, the focus narrows back down from the many nations to one family, and one man in particular. In this sermon we also explore additional informat

We are often tempted to skip genealogies, thinking they are boring, or that they have little to offer us by way of biblical meat. But that misconception could not be further from the truth. This table of nations demonstrates that God is not merely the God of one man, one family, or one nation. He is the God of the universe, the king of kings, worthy of all our praise and adoration.

We're familiar with the story of Babel, at least somewhat. But there is so much more to this story than just the confusion of languages. God's glory is at stake in the dispersal of his people over the earth!

Reruns are no fun, especially when its a re-run of an already terrible episode. That's exactly what we have in Genesis 9, which is almost an exact repeat of Genesis 3 and the Fall. After having high hopes that Noah would be new kind of man and would lead to a new type of humanity, Noah demonstrates that nothing about our nature has changed after the flood. Join us as we conside

We all know from Sunday School that the rainbow was the sign of God's covenant promises to Noah, but why did God choose the rainbow, and what can this covenant sign mean for us now? Plus, how should we think about cultural misappropriation of the rainbow in order to affirm sexually deviant practices? All of this and more in this week's sermon.

Today we discuss the details of the covenant God made with Noah. In this covenant, we see the provision of meat and the restriction of blood, but we also see the reasons why, and why blood is such a significant theme in the Bible.

After disembarking, God initiates a covenant with Noah, though there are several striking elements to this covenant. Most notably, there is a costly sacrifice, followed by a startling announcement from God that humanity will not be any different after the flood than they were before. However, this does not stop God from making an enduring promise regarding his undeserved mercy towa

After considering all the monumental changes occurring beneath the surface of the flood waters, Moses returns our attention, and the Lord's attention, to Noah. What does it mean to be remembered by God, especially in these dark and terrifying circumstances?

Join us as we finish our consideration of how the current scientific evidence, including rock layers, geographic formations, and fossils all point to the undeniable reality of a global, catastrophic flood as described in the Bible, and how our knowledge of this event can lead us into deeper relationship with Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, pastor Tim Wade takes a look at some of the scientific evidence that we can observe today that points to the flood of Noah's day. However, do we draw our assurance of the truthfulness of the flood account from scientific evidence, or from somewhere else? Join us as we consider these important questions.