We talk about that one time when I tracked a tiger in the wild with my stick. More importantly we talked about God watching a man who chose to lay down his future to honor a father and brother and how God basically said, "I can use that." We also look at how "Abram and Nahor, he took wives" is tied to "Shem and Japheth, he took a blanket." Confused about those sentences? Come and check out the treasure hidden behind them.

Today we look at how we see a pattern of creation, fall, man's strengths and genealogy stories get shared in succession two times in a row and what can be found inside of that pattern. We also look at how from the beginning God has been pursuing us and trying to redeem us! Bonus look at the hidden message found in the name meanings of Adam through Noah! Come check it out :)

Why did Noah curse Canaan? Why was it so severe? Today we look at what the Rabbis' have been wrestling through for many centuries in regards to this story.

Today John shares about how the people of the Earth decide to build a tower and make a name for themselves instead of spreading out and filling the Earth as God had directed.

2022 September 25 - Honoring Decades Of Service And Gods Faithfulness With John And Char Tuttle By by Waters Edge Church

We have a God who knows when to stop creating and a God who knows when to stop destroying. Here we look at how even in destruction, He can't help but create again! What is He creating in your life that may in the present feel like destruction?

Today we review the first 6 chapters of Genesis. Click here if you want to save some time from the previous sermons OR to see which ones you need to hear in more detail!

What is this whole "sons of God found daughters of man attractive" passage actually about? Is it crazy? Yes, but we need to consider some of the possibilities of what the world was like before (and after) the flood. (The beginning of this sermon audio is missing, sorry!)

Peter asks Jesus if we should forgive 3 times or 7 times and Jesus responds with 77. In doing so, Jesus is calling back to the story of Lamech in the line of Cain. Let's look at that connection closer to understand how you can be free from the prison of unforgiveness.

Cain kills Abel and we wrestle through God's patience and His desire for obedience, mercy and forgiveness over vengeance.