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Jude is one of the shortest books in the Bible, but packed with significant doctrine. The overall theme of the book is that believers should remain firm in their faith and resist the influence of false teachers. Jude was previously describing certain persons who had crept into the Church unnoticed (…

When I think of father’s in the scriptures many pictures and individuals come to mind… My favorite however is a man we know very little about, his name is Enoch. Genesis 5:21-22 simply states this about him... Enoch lived sixty-five years, and became the father of Methuselah. Then Enoch walked with God…

The central lesson deals with true and false worship, true and false approaches to God. (POSB)

What is the biblical definition of faith? What is understood by faith? What type of perspective did the examples left for us in the Bible have?

In a continuing series on Faith, we look at the short Hebrews 11 citation of Enoch. What exactly did it mean that he "walked with God", and how powerful that must have been to have been taken into heaven by God. A message of reasons to have faith to make through our world today.

In the midst of a chain of death, we see the specific testimonies of some who trusted in God.

Follow the generations of a people who chose to depart from God.

Baptism is a pledge of Christ's victory over the Forces of Darkness and salvation from the judgement of God. The ministries of Enoch and Noah foreshadowed this great work of Christ's.

In this series, Dr. Mercury Thomas-Ha addresses the concept and idea of faith. Many people express having faith, but the issue may lie in the anchor. Today, let's take a deeper look into "Exploring Our Faith."

The following sermon is going to review some of the ancients of the Bible to help define what faith truly is: faith is living, action, enduring and an unwavering devotion to Jesus as our Lord, Savior and King!

I am probably one of the few people who find the long list of names in the bible fascinating. The longest list in the Bible is found in First Chronicles and is 9 chapters long. Full of lots of historical information! You know there is a great deal to learn from those lists! One of the first is in Genesis…

Introduction: We have just read together, for the second week in a row, a text of scripture that is no often preached from. Forget being preached from, it’s another one of those that we often just skip over when we are doing our yearly Bible reading plans. Yet, as we said last week, even these genealogical…

Announcements Good evening and welcome to Anchor Bible Church! I am so thankful for the opportunity to gather with you for corporate worship. If you are visiting with us this evening, one of our deacons would love to provide you with a Welcome Card. Don’t worry, all we’d like to do is send you a thank…

As Christians, we are assured that our Lord is over all and will accomplish His purposes according to His plan.

In Genesis 5:1-32, we see glimpses into a family line that "called upon the name of the LORD." From this line God would raise up a deliverer for the rest of mankind.

Some people look at Enoch's experience of walking with God and then being taken to heaven without dying and they can't see themselves in his experience. Maybe they think he's a giant of faith that they can't possibly imitate, or they think that he lived in a different time and so they can't experience what he experienced. This sermon looks at the story of enoch and reimagines the reasons for God taking him to heaven, and show that God wants to walk with each of us just like he did with Enoch.

1. Faith lets us walk with the Lord. 2. Faith makes it possible for us to please God. 3. Faith lets us profit from God's prophecies. 4. Faith reassures us about God's rewards.

ENOCH (Gen. 5:18; 22-24; Heb. 11:5, 6; Jude 14, 15) Introduction: Enoch must always stand out as one of the great examples from the patriarchal age. Though the account is very brief concerning him, yet there is much we can learn from him. I. He walked with God. (Gen. 5:22,24a) A. Suggests companionship.…

Enoch – Initiated before God Genesis 5:23-24 One of the strangest events that we find in the Bible is what happened to a man named Enoch. They tell us that this name literally means “initiated.” He was chosen by God to give humanity a very special lesson on the value of being holy. God often works that…

Sermon: Enoch the Faithful Servant Aug. 12, 2007 Enoch WALKED with God Gen.5:21 When Enoch had lived 65 years, he became the father of Methuselah. 22 And after he became the father of Methuselah, Enoch walked [lived in close fellowship] with God 300 years and had other sons and daughters. 23 Altogether,…

Thomas S. Myers Walking With God Genesis 5 Note with in Genesis chapter 5:5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 20 And he died... and he died, ....and he died. It reads like an obituary column. One wonders whether it is worth reading. And if you are reading the Bible through in a year, you may be tempted to skip this section…