Service Location: the Andersons' (4061 S Cherokee St, Englewood) Time: 10:00am Dear Church, We're continuing our trek through Genesis this week. On the podcast, Joe and Tim discuss the Flood narrative in chapter 7. They describe the Flood as a literal, global event—unprecedented both geologically…
On this week's episode Joe and Tim discuss the Flood narrative in chapter 7. They describe the Flood as a literal, global event—unprecedented both geologically and spiritually—emphasizing how catastrophic forces like torrential rain and the “fountains of the deep” reshaped the earth. They contrast flood geology’…
Service Location: the Strawbridges' (2760 S Ogden St, Englewood) Time: 10:00am Dear Church, This Sunday is our first annual Church business meeting. We'll plan on gathering all the adults for the meeting as soon as everyone has gone through the food line. Our trek through Genesis…
On this week's episode Joe and Rick dive into Genesis 6:13‑7:9, tracing the narrative from the post‑Fall degeneration of humanity to God’s decision to wipe out the earth with a flood, saving only Noah’s family and a pair of animals. They emphasize…
Service Location: Duncan Park (4880 S Pennsylvania Street, Englewood) Time: 10:00am Dear Church, We'll be at Duncan Park this week one last time before the weather gets too cold. This will be a bring-your-own-picnic-lunch. The following week will be at the Strawbridges and we will have our…
On this week's episode Tim and Joe began by setting the stage for Genesis 6, contrasting the righteous line descended from Seth—highlighted by figures such as Enoch and Noah—with the increasingly corrupt lineage that traced back to Cain. They discussed the phrase: “sons of God,” which…
Service Location: the Miltons' (6554 S Datura St, Littleton) Time: 10:00am Dear Church, Our journey through Genesis continues this week. On the podcast, Joe and Stephen picked up in Genesis 5 where the text traces Adam's genealogy through Seth to Noah, emphasizing its theological purpose as…
On this week's episode Joe and Stephen picked up in Genesis 5 where the text traces Adam's genealogy through Seth to Noah, emphasizing its theological purpose as the “seed line” that carries God’s redemptive promise. They explained that Cain was Eve's first hope…