Steven Olsen

This past Sunday we considered the truth of redemption. We learned about the Covenant of Redemption. The Covenant of Redemption is the Triune God’s predetermined plan before the foundaiton of the world to redeem his people. Family Resources: Memory Verse:

Sunday's sermon focused our attention on the Fall of Man. Man fell when Adam took the forbidden fruit from his wife and ate of it, thereby breaking the covenant God had made with him in Gen. 2:16–17. Now all people are born under this  broken covenant and

Sunday's sermon focused our attention on angels and demons. The serpent in the Garden of Eden who deceived Eve was none other than Satan himself. Angels, therefore, were created prior to Genesis 3, and Satan and the other fallen angels had already

Sunday's sermon, The Truth of the Garden, we saw that the Garden of Eden was a holy place where God's holy presence dwelled with Adam and Eve. And in the Garden of Eden, God entered into a gracious Covenant of Works with Adam and, therefore, with Man. The

Sunday focused on the truth of how God created men and women. God created Man with two distinct genders, male and female. Each gender has an innate identity, intrinsic strengths and weaknesses, and assigned roles and responsibilities given by God in his

Sunday's message focused on the truth of Man's creation from Genesis 1:26–28 and 2:7. Man is distinct from the animals because God created Man in his own image. Man came to life by God forming the first man out of the dust of the ground and then breathing

The sermon, titled “The Truth of Creation,” considers significant topics related to the creation of the world. Here are some helpful resources on creation. Answers in Genesis. https://answersingenesis.org/creation/. Here you will find several articles

This past Sunday we continued our focus on the truth of God. The resources, memory verse, and catechism questions recommended in the previous article, The Truth of God, apply to this sermon as well. Here are three more resources that may be of interest.

This past Sunday we focused on the question why is there something instead of nothing. The answer is God. God is the Creator of creation. Here are some helpful books to explore this truth more. R.C. Sproul, Not a Chance: God, Science, and the Revolt

This past Sunday, January 4, we began a new series, Eleven Truths from Genesis 1–11. Some people deny that the first eleven chapters of Genesis are factual and historical. But to take such a position is to deny foundational truths of Scripture that are

The sermon on Sunday, January 4, focused on Scripture as the inspired revelation of God and by God. Below are resources that will be of further help to you regarding Scripture. Also, the memory verse and questions for parents to use with their children is