In this sermon on Gen 3:22–24, Daniel Houck talks about death: why God would allow Adam, Eve, and the rest of us would suffer from it, our culture’s attitude toward it, and how we should respond to it.

In this sermon on Gen 3:20–21, Daniel Houck talks about the repentance and forgiveness of Adam and Eve, and what it can teach us about the nature and practice of forgiveness today.

In this sermon on Genesis 3:16-19, Daniel Houck talks about the curse God issues after Adam and Eve’s sin, and what it means for us.

In this sermon on Genesis 3:14–15, Daniel Houck unpacks the mysterious idea that the “offspring of the woman” will crush the head of the “serpent.” This mysterious passage can deepen our understanding of the gospel.

In this sermon on Genesis 3:7–13, Daniel Houck talks about Adam and Eve’s response to the shame they felt after sin, and God’s grace to them every step of the way.

In this sermon on Gen 3:1–6a, Daniel Houck shows that what appears to be a childish myth of a talking snake contains profound truth about the human condition.

In this sermon from Genesis 2:18-25, Daniel Houck talks about the creation of woman, the institution of marriage, and how married and single people together are called to community in Jesus Christ.

In this sermon on Gen. 2:9–17, Daniel Houck talks about why God gave Adam a choice between the Tree of Life and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, and what that says about the meaning of this life.

In this sermon on Genesis 2:4–8, Daniel Houck talks about the importance of where we're ultimately from, and what God creating man from the dust really means.