Sunday, July 31, 2022

JULY 31, 2022 | PASTOR ROGER MELSON | MY TWO SONS (PART 2) | GENESIS 21:1-14

 

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JULY 31, 2022 |  PASTOR ROGER MELSON | MY TWO SONS (PART 2) | GENESIS 21:1-14

My Two Sons (Part 2)

As we launch into Chapter 21 of Genesis, we see the fulfillment of the birth of "the promised son," Isaac. One cannot help but to notice that the dominant figure throughout our text is the Lord who is mentioned five times in the first eight verses. It is He who has brought the promise to fruition and He who governs the efforts of man. God visits Sarah. God gives to us promises in His word and fulfills them. Upon His promises we stand.

We will consider in our text the birth of Isaac, how it corresponds with the birth of Christ and what that means to us. In addition, we will look at the obedience of Abraham and the revitalization of Sarah. These relate directly to our daily lives in Christ.

May the renewing power of the Holy Spirit breathe a refreshing to your soul.



                                                    Roger and Marsha Melson

Sunday, June 19, 2022

JUNE 19, 2022 | PASTOR ROGER MELSON | MY TWO SONS | GENESIS 21:1-14

 

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 MY TWO SONS
GENESIS 21:1-14

Today, before launching into Genesis 21, we will be reviewing and building upon our closing comments from our last study in Genesis 20.  It was there that we studied Abraham being a type of Christ and Sarah being a type for the church.  In 20:16, Abimelech emphasizes that Abraham was Sarah's brother.  The statement comes, most likely, in the form of a sarcastic rebuke due to Abraham and Sarah's deception (cf 20:12).  Though meant as a rebuke, the significance of this type/reference to those in Christ, the church, is significant.  To Christians, if Christ is our brother, then we are together with Him, sons.  The New Testament identifies us as "adopted sons."

The message today will explore the sonship of Christ and the significance of that reality to we who are in Christ.

May this sermon be a strengthening encouragement to you as you seek to serve our Lord, our Master, our brother (Hebrews 2:11-17, Romans 8:29).



                                                    Roger and Marsha Melson