Beginning With Moses...

The sermon centers on the unifying theme of Jesus Christ as the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy, demonstrating that the entire biblical narrative—from Genesis to Revelation—points to His person and work. It emphasizes that biblical prophecy is not merely predictive but bears witness to Christ, as affirmed by Jesus Himself and the apostles, and that a failure to believe all of Scripture leads to spiritual blindness, as seen in the disciples on the Emmaus road. Through close examination of Genesis 3:15 and Genesis 12, the sermon reveals how God's redemptive plan was established from the beginning, with Christ's suffering and victory over Satan foreshadowed in types, symbols, and promises fulfilled in His life, death, and resurrection. The preacher calls believers to approach Scripture with humility, diligence, and faith, seeking to rightly divide the Word and allow it to ignite a burning love for Christ, while warning against spiritual complacency, preconceived biases, and the temptation to compromise truth. Ultimately, the message affirms that God's sovereignty, faithfulness, and wisdom are revealed in the progressive unfolding of His plan, inviting all to see Jesus in every page of the Bible and to respond with worship and obedience.