Some of us have grown accustomed to thinking in terms of “Bible stories” – as in, the Bible is a collection of stories. That may be true at one level. At another level it is helpful to think in terms of “the Bible story,” that is, one continuous storyline from Genesis to Revelation.
There was a time when everyone more or less knew what marriage meant. That time is gone. Marriage is being reexamined, redefined and reimagined. The Bible has much to say about this. We will only scratch the surface, but the definition and boundaries of marriage are what will concern us today.
The whole Bible begins with God. No one seeks to prove his existence. He is presupposed rather than explained. The first verse of the Bible is actually a statement which implies God’s eternal self-existence.
Beginning January 1, 2014, we’re going to sync our Sunday messages to a chapter a day Bible reading plan. The whole process will take a few years, but here is the plan for 2014. The highlighted dates are the Sundays. This Sunday, January 29, we’ll look at Genesis 1:1. The next Sunday, January 5, we take something from within Genesis 1-5. The week after will be from Genesis 6-12 and so on.
Bible Reading Plan HCFC 2014.pdf Bible Reading Plan HCFC 2014.docx
Hope you have fun with this!
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