About the Series
July/August 2025
Many of us look at the world today and wonder: Why so much division, animosity, and evil? And if God is real, where is He—and what is He doing?
The book of Genesis is where God begins revealing Himself to us. In it, we see His character and His plan to restore what was broken and bring us back to the original design He created for us.
If you have questions about God, the Bible, or life itself, Genesis is a great place to start. It’s where you’ll begin to find answers—and encounter the God who, out of love, sent His Son for you.
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Messages in this Series
- August 3 | Abraham
- August 10 | Isaac
- August 17 | Jacob
- August 24 | Joseph
John King - March 31, 2024
The Restoration of All Things
Scripture References: 1 Corinthians 15:1-58
From Series: "The Beautiful Gospel"
The story of humankind is woven together by God who created everything. Out of His goodness, God created the universe and all that is within it—including humanity, intended to enjoy it. God created mankind with the ability to think, reason, experience emotion, and make decisions. Yet, they chose to rebel against their Creator, desiring His role. Consequently, sin entered the world, breaking everything, including the relationship between mankind and the Creator. But God—in His goodness, love, and mercy—provided redemption. He sent His Son, Jesus, to bear humanity’s sins and triumph over death, so that all might have the opportunity to know God. Jesus not only saves but transforms lives, offering the assurance of restoration of all that has been broken. This beautiful gospel—the good news for all—is the essence of Easter, a celebration of hope for all of creation.
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March 31, 2024
The Restoration of All Things
John King
1 Corinthians 15:1-58