http://harambeechurch.org/sermonsAndNotes_genesis.php A new Pivot weblog eng Copyright 2008 2008-07-20T12:32:10-07:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=446 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=446#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on July 13th, 2008 Our prayers are often soaked with ourselves, and our own needs, but when we begin to know the love of God in our lives and we connect to His mission in this world, our prayer life will begin to change, and our joy will be made complete as we see God working in the lives of others. 446@http://harambeechurch.org/
Our prayers are often soaked with ourselves, and our own needs, but when we begin to know the love of God in our lives and we connect to His mission in this world, our prayer life will begin to change, and our joy will be made complete as we see God working in the lives of others.Audio: MP3 , iTunes
Notes: PDF,Blog ]]> Sermons and Notes - QuickSermon 2008-07-13T17:25:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=423 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=423#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on April 27th, 2008 Why does God chose whom he choses? In this passage we see three incidents where God seems to choose one group/person over another. The answer may be as simple as the gospel is more about God and His glory than it is for our own glory. God blessed Isaac, because He had chose this line of Abraham to be the line that would one day produce the Messiah. God continually appears as the sovereign one here, which leads us back to the question why again? Romans 9 attempts to answer this question, but I would also say that the story we have unfolded in these past 12 chapters also helps us understand, why. 423@http://harambeechurch.org/
Why does God chose whom he choses? In this passage we see three incidents where God seems to choose one group/person over another. The answer may be as simple as the gospel is more about God and His glory than it is for our own glory. God blessed Isaac, because He had chose this line of Abraham to be the line that would one day produce the Messiah. God continually appears as the sovereign one here, which leads us back to the question why again? Romans 9 attempts to answer this question, but I would also say that the story we have unfolded in these past 12 chapters also helps us understand, why.Audio: MP3, iTunes
Notes: PDF, Blog, PowerPoint ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis, Sermons and Notes - QuickSermon 2008-04-27T13:21:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=422 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=422#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on April 20th, 2008 We do not “Control” God in any way. This is true in healing, miracles, etc. These are done for God’s will, in His timing. Are we trusting God for key issues in our life? Do we consult God when it comes to decisions such as whom we are going to spend our lives with? What are you struggling with in regards to God’s will, and your life? Are we trusting that God loves us, and is acting on our behalf on a regular basis? Are we giving God gratitude for what He does regularly in your lives? 422@http://harambeechurch.org/
We do not “Control” God in any way. This is true in healing, miracles, etc. These are done for God’s will, in His timing. Are we trusting God for key issues in our life? Do we consult God when it comes to decisions such as whom we are going to spend our lives with? What are you struggling with in regards to God’s will, and your life? Are we trusting that God loves us, and is acting on our behalf on a regular basis? Are we giving God gratitude for what He does regularly in your lives?Audio: MP3, iTunes
Notes: PDF, Blog, PowerPoint ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis, Sermons and Notes - QuickSermon 2008-04-20T18:07:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=418 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=418#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on April 13th, 2008 Death is ultimate and inevitable we cannot put our hope in temporal healings and desire to keep ourselves alive. Death reminds us of our mortality, and brings us into a sobering reality that our life, as we are living it, will cease someday. Death is not natural, and is the very thing that Christ conquers in His death and subsequent resurrection from the dead. 418@http://harambeechurch.org/
Death is ultimate and inevitable we cannot put our hope in temporal healings and desire to keep ourselves alive. Death reminds us of our mortality, and brings us into a sobering reality that our life, as we are living it, will cease someday. Death is not natural, and is the very thing that Christ conquers in His death and subsequent resurrection from the dead.Audio: MP3, iTunes
Notes: PDF, Blog, PowerPoint ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis, Sermons and Notes - QuickSermon 2008-04-13T17:30:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=417 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=417#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on April 6th, 2008 What is joy, what is blessing? Our church culture today spends much of its time fabricating joy, and chasing blessings that are fabricated, temporal and ultimately meaningless. There is one popular TV preacher (Identity withheld) that wrote, “God is a partner who exists primarily to make sure we’re happy.” It isn’t just a false gospel that can write this stuff, it is ultimately a joy robbing statement. If God exists for us, we can pity this world, because there is nothing greater than the things we can fabricate. There is nothing, or no one to worship, but ourselves, which is ultimately what aberrant theology does; move our eyes from Him, to ourselves! 417@http://harambeechurch.org/
What is joy, what is blessing? Our church culture today spends much of its time fabricating joy, and chasing blessings that are fabricated, temporal and ultimately meaningless. There is one popular TV preacher (Identity withheld) that wrote, “God is a partner who exists primarily to make sure we’re happy.” It isn’t just a false gospel that can write this stuff, it is ultimately a joy robbing statement. If God exists for us, we can pity this world, because there is nothing greater than the things we can fabricate. There is nothing, or no one to worship, but ourselves, which is ultimately what aberrant theology does; move our eyes from Him, to ourselves!Audio: MP3, iTunes
Notes: PDF , Blog, PowerPoint ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis, Sermons and Notes - QuickSermon 2008-04-06T18:48:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=413 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=413#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on March 30th, 2008 Abraham was protecting himself or the promise. Either way he was trying to save himself on his own terms, and failed to trust God, and allowed his fear of man dominate his relationship with God and his wife. He often stumbled because of this fear, whether or not it was a fear of man, or a fear of his wife, he wasn’t able to be bold when he needed to be, because he was trying to protect some very dear things in his mind, and he feared giving them over to God. 413@http://harambeechurch.org/
Abraham was protecting himself or the promise. Either way he was trying to save himself on his own terms, and failed to trust God, and allowed his fear of man dominate his relationship with God and his wife. He often stumbled because of this fear, whether or not it was a fear of man, or a fear of his wife, he wasn’t able to be bold when he needed to be, because he was trying to protect some very dear things in his mind, and he feared giving them over to God.Audio: MP3, iTunes
Notes: PDF, Blog, PowerPoint ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis, Sermons and Notes - QuickSermon 2008-03-29T19:09:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=412 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=412#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on March 23rd, 2008 In today’s epic, we will see not only an incredible transformation of Abraham’s heart, but an incredible picture of God’s grace in our own lives. Abraham displays a great faith, but the hero of this story remains God, who gave him that great faith. Faith is so often mischaracterized as: the more faith you have the more change you will see. However Jesus said that all it takes is the faith of a mustard seed (Very small seed) to move mountains, the size of your faith is not the issue, but the one whom which you place it. 412@http://harambeechurch.org/
In today’s epic, we will see not only an incredible transformation of Abraham’s heart, but an incredible picture of God’s grace in our own lives. Abraham displays a great faith, but the hero of this story remains God, who gave him that great faith. Faith is so often mischaracterized as: the more faith you have the more change you will see. However Jesus said that all it takes is the faith of a mustard seed (Very small seed) to move mountains, the size of your faith is not the issue, but the one whom which you place it.Audio: MP3, iTunes
Notes: PDF,Blog , PowerPoint ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis, Sermons and Notes - QuickSermon 2008-03-24T08:26:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=411 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=411#comm Preached by Aaron Youngren on March 16th, 2008 The story of the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah as recorded in Genesis 19 is the object of ridicule and skepticism from many critics. Indeed, Genesis 19 is a difficult passage even for Christians, as it exposes us to one of the more terrifying aspects of God’s character, His justice. Today we will be taking a different approach to this story in an effort to show that if we understand it in way it traditionally has been interpreted (i.e., God exacting vengeance on a city that has become savagely orgiastic and therefore uncontrollable), we will have understood it in exactly the wrong way. 411@http://harambeechurch.org/
The story of the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah as recorded in Genesis 19 is the object of ridicule and skepticism from many critics. Indeed, Genesis 19 is a difficult passage even for Christians, as it exposes us to one of the more terrifying aspects of God’s character, His justice. Today we will be taking a different approach to this story in an effort to show that if we understand it in way it traditionally has been interpreted (i.e., God exacting vengeance on a city that has become savagely orgiastic and therefore uncontrollable), we will have understood it in exactly the wrong way.Audio: MP3, iTunes
Notes: PDF, Blog, PowerPoint ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis, Sermons and Notes - QuickSermon 2008-03-16T11:03:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=410 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=410#comm Preached by Caleb Mayberry on March 9th, 2008 In this chapter we have an amazing interaction between Abraham and God that reveals important things about both Abraham’s and God’s character. What you’ll see is Abraham maturing significantly in his faith and God revealing to Abraham and to us his justice and grace. From this passage we’ll extract five characteristics and discuss their application for us today. 410@http://harambeechurch.org/
In this chapter we have an amazing interaction between Abraham and God that reveals important things about both Abraham’s and God’s character. What you’ll see is Abraham maturing significantly in his faith and God revealing to Abraham and to us his justice and grace. From this passage we’ll extract five characteristics and discuss their application for us today.Audio: MP3, iTunes
Notes: PDF, Blog, PowerPointlink ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis, Sermons and Notes - QuickSermon 2008-03-08T20:14:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=405 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=405#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on March 2nd, 2008 Why circumcision? That question has been asked forever, but I think there are at least a few things that can be added to the conversation. A ritual called circumcision expressed the sign of the covenant. The ritual, like many other rituals in the bible are not necessarily unique to the bible, and demonstrates that God is truly a missional God, who uses many customs in the culture he is speaking into in order to contextualize His message, and often complete the story with His own. 405@http://harambeechurch.org/
Why circumcision? That question has been asked forever, but I think there are at least a few things that can be added to the conversation. A ritual called circumcision expressed the sign of the covenant. The ritual, like many other rituals in the bible are not necessarily unique to the bible, and demonstrates that God is truly a missional God, who uses many customs in the culture he is speaking into in order to contextualize His message, and often complete the story with His own.Audio: MP3, iTunes
Notes: PDF, Blog, PowerPoint ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis, Sermons and Notes - QuickSermon 2008-03-02T13:38:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=404 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=404#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on February 24th, 2008 This week Sarai and Abram take the promise of GOD into their own hands rather than trusting and waiting on GOD in HIS perfect time. Our couple take an episode from Desperate Tent Wives and break the covenant GOD gave us through marriage. Any sexual act outside of this union is wrong because it deconstructs the sexual function from being pro-creative, emotionally satisfying and God glorifying to being only emotionally satisfying without the commitment of the other two. We are a work in progress, there will be many times in our lives that our doubts, and our desires will get the best of us, even when we are trying to please God with our desires. There will be times when we will give in to the desire to try and please God through your own works, instead of allowing God’s promise to be fulfilled in you. 404@http://harambeechurch.org/
This week Sarai and Abram take the promise of GOD into their own hands rather than trusting and waiting on GOD in HIS perfect time. Our couple take an episode from Desperate Tent Wives and break the covenant GOD gave us through marriage. Any sexual act outside of this union is wrong because it deconstructs the sexual function from being pro-creative, emotionally satisfying and God glorifying to being only emotionally satisfying without the commitment of the other two. We are a work in progress, there will be many times in our lives that our doubts, and our desires will get the best of us, even when we are trying to please God with our desires. There will be times when we will give in to the desire to try and please God through your own works, instead of allowing God’s promise to be fulfilled in you.Audio: MP3, iTunes
Notes: PDF, Blog, PowerPoint ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis, Sermons and Notes - QuickSermon 2008-02-24T14:02:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=403 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=403#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on February 17th, 2008 God is our Protector and Our Prize; God’s Promise is Not Limited by Our Doubts; Faith Has Always Been the Gateway to God’s Righteousness; God is Completely Sovereign in our Missional Lives; God is The Faithful Covenant God: How does God’s sovereignty comfort you? How does it confuse you? What does it mean to have God’s righteousness counted on your account? What does this say about you and your identity in Christ? Are we supposed to understand it completely? 403@http://harambeechurch.org/
God is our Protector and Our Prize; God’s Promise is Not Limited by Our Doubts; Faith Has Always Been the Gateway to God’s Righteousness; God is Completely Sovereign in our Missional Lives; God is The Faithful Covenant God: How does God’s sovereignty comfort you? How does it confuse you? What does it mean to have God’s righteousness counted on your account? What does this say about you and your identity in Christ? Are we supposed to understand it completely?Audio: MP3, iTunes
Notes: PDF, Blog, PowerPoint ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis, Sermons and Notes - QuickSermon 2008-02-17T13:23:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=401 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=401#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on February 10th, 2008 Can you imagine what it would be like to leave the comfort of friends and family for the complete unknown, and then realize the area you are led to is not a very friendly place, especially for your people? In this segment of scripture we see a couple of things that are intriguing. First, Yahweh is greater than any obstacle you will face, and secondly, He is also responsible to defeat the obstacles that would hinder His call on your life. Let’s journey on with Abram and Sarai, as God continues to reveal Himself and His vision to them in quite unconventional ways. 401@http://harambeechurch.org/
Can you imagine what it would be like to leave the comfort of friends and family for the complete unknown, and then realize the area you are led to is not a very friendly place, especially for your people? In this segment of scripture we see a couple of things that are intriguing. First, Yahweh is greater than any obstacle you will face, and secondly, He is also responsible to defeat the obstacles that would hinder His call on your life. Let’s journey on with Abram and Sarai, as God continues to reveal Himself and His vision to them in quite unconventional ways.Audio: MP3, iTunes
Notes: PDF, Blog, PowerPoint ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis 2008-02-10T13:21:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=400 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=400#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on February 3rd, 2008 So often ignorant people look into the pages of the Old Testament and see a mean, capricious God. This is because they can only view the text horizontally from their own human, 21st century perspective. Our text today sounds like the gulf war (1991 version), with many nations participating, but these kings are more or less kings of cities, rather than countries. This is why “Kings” (Feudal Lords) would bind together to fight, because it would strengthen their armies against the surrounding Kings. Therefore Abraham’s armies of 318 would have been formidable, especially as it combined forces with the remaining armies of the defeated kings. This isn’t a story of great faith, or great warring; it’s a story of a great God who is sovereign in our lives, and who is providentially connected to His design and plan in the world. 400@http://harambeechurch.org/
So often ignorant people look into the pages of the Old Testament and see a mean, capricious God. This is because they can only view the text horizontally from their own human, 21st century perspective. Our text today sounds like the gulf war (1991 version), with many nations participating, but these kings are more or less kings of cities, rather than countries. This is why “Kings” (Feudal Lords) would bind together to fight, because it would strengthen their armies against the surrounding Kings. Therefore Abraham’s armies of 318 would have been formidable, especially as it combined forces with the remaining armies of the defeated kings. This isn’t a story of great faith, or great warring; it’s a story of a great God who is sovereign in our lives, and who is providentially connected to His design and plan in the world.Audio: MP3, iTunes
Notes: PDF, Blog, PowerPoint ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis 2008-02-04T13:47:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=398 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=398#comm Preached by Michael Gunn @ Harambee Church on January 20th, 2008 Last week we saw the humanity of Abram; he showed that his trust (faith) in God was certainly limited. In our passage today he is returning in disgrace. He was possibly disgraced in the eyes of Lot, and most likely in the eyes of Sarai. It is almost certain that Abram is mortified of his conduct in front of the Pagan Pharaoh, who seemed to exercise stronger character than Abram did. This says something about the people of God, and the “pagan” world. The fact is we are told in Romans 2:14-15 that God has given everyone a conscience, they are able to know what is right and wrong, and the “People of God” do not have a corner on morality. As a matter of fact, as this story demonstrates, it is often the people of God who are shamed by the “godless.” Our calling by God into His family doesn’t make us righteous through ourselves; we are righteous through Christ; that ought to humble us so that we can interact with non-believers in humility and confidence. We are humbled by our capability to sin (and we do), and we are confident that in spite of our sin, we are righteous in Christ. Today we will see that Abram’s heart is fixed on obedience and carrying out his call, despite his confusion and often fear to journey on. We also see that moving to the altar of repentance alters your perspective on your circumstances. 398@http://harambeechurch.org/
Last week we saw the humanity of Abram; he showed that his trust (faith) in God was certainly limited. In our passage today he is returning in disgrace. He was possibly disgraced in the eyes of Lot, and most likely in the eyes of Sarai. It is almost certain that Abram is mortified of his conduct in front of the Pagan Pharaoh, who seemed to exercise stronger character than Abram did. This says something about the people of God, and the “pagan” world. The fact is we are told in Romans 2:14-15 that God has given everyone a conscience, they are able to know what is right and wrong, and the “People of God” do not have a corner on morality. As a matter of fact, as this story demonstrates, it is often the people of God who are shamed by the “godless.” Our calling by God into His family doesn’t make us righteous through ourselves; we are righteous through Christ; that ought to humble us so that we can interact with non-believers in humility and confidence. We are humbled by our capability to sin (and we do), and we are confident that in spite of our sin, we are righteous in Christ.

Today we will see that Abram’s heart is fixed on obedience and carrying out his call, despite his confusion and often fear to journey on. We also see that moving to the altar of repentance alters your perspective on your circumstances.Audio: MP3, iTunes
Notes: PDF, Blog, PowerPoint ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis, Sermons and Notes - QuickSermon 2008-01-25T20:11:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=397 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=397#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on January 13th, 2008 Genesis is an accurate account of humanity. Usually the victors tell important and heroic stories about their heroes, but here in Genesis are strugglers like the rest of us. The fact is, 3000 years later, humanity hasn’t made that many advances in being human. I know many people feel that humanity has become more compassionate, and that our current global village is making us more caring, but reality and statistics do not seem to be bearing this out. We have more access to one another than we have ever had, yet world violence, wars and genocide have actually increased in that same period of time. Man’s technology brings comforts and destruction all at the same time. We have become better and more efficient in making coffee, listening to our music, and killing one another. 397@http://harambeechurch.org/
Genesis is an accurate account of humanity. Usually the victors tell important and heroic stories about their heroes, but here in Genesis are strugglers like the rest of us. The fact is, 3000 years later, humanity hasn’t made that many advances in being human. I know many people feel that humanity has become more compassionate, and that our current global village is making us more caring, but reality and statistics do not seem to be bearing this out. We have more access to one another than we have ever had, yet world violence, wars and genocide have actually increased in that same period of time. Man’s technology brings comforts and destruction all at the same time. We have become better and more efficient in making coffee, listening to our music, and killing one another.Audio: MP3, iTunes
Notes: PDF, Blog, PowerPoint ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis, Sermons and Notes - QuickSermon 2008-01-13T18:30:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=394 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=394#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on January 6th, 2008 God called Abram (“Exalted Father”) to make his name great on His terms. This story is the lynchpin connecting point between the history of humanity and the history of God’s elect; the history of the curse, and the history of the blessing. What’s interesting to see in this story, as well as the story of the whole bible, is God’s sovereign intent for His people and the world. He is not a tribal deity, and His “Chosen” do not exist for themselves, but for His glory and His mission, and it is also important to note that we will all be surprised who God’s “Elect” are! 394@http://harambeechurch.org/
God called Abram (“Exalted Father”) to make his name great on His terms. This story is the lynchpin connecting point between the history of humanity and the history of God’s elect; the history of the curse, and the history of the blessing. What’s interesting to see in this story, as well as the story of the whole bible, is God’s sovereign intent for His people and the world. He is not a tribal deity, and His “Chosen” do not exist for themselves, but for His glory and His mission, and it is also important to note that we will all be surprised who God’s “Elect” are!Audio: MP3, iTunes
Notes: PDF, Blog, PowerPoint ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis, Sermons and Notes - QuickSermon 2008-01-07T20:36:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=54 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=54#comm All of our sermons are archived and categorized by either books of the Bible, topical, or special audio such as classes and seminars. On each category page the sermons are listed sequentially with the most recent sermons listed first. In addition Harambee Sermons are now available as podcasts on iTunes. If you want to ask the preaching pastor a question or dialogue on Sunday's sermon, check out the new Sermon Blog. If you encounter any problems with the audio or notes, please contact website@harambeechurch.com 54@http://harambeechurch.org/
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If you encounter any problems with the audio or notes, please contact website@harambeechurch.com ]]> Sermons and Notes 2007-11-15T13:47:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=56 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=56#comm Preached by Mike Gunn As we end the first 11 chapters of Genesis I pray that we have clearly seen God's grace in the midst of the human condition. Genesis has shown us that God is present and His grace is abundant in both the Old and New Testament books. 56@http://harambeechurch.org/
As we end the first 11 chapters of Genesis I pray that we have clearly seen God's grace in the midst of the human condition. Genesis has shown us that God is present and His grace is abundant in both the Old and New Testament books.Audio: Download MP3 (5.9 MB)
Notes: Download PDF (53K) ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis 2005-11-15T13:56:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=52 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=52#comm The Transformation Series, John, Hebrews, James, Genesis, All in the Family, Topical 52@http://harambeechurch.org/ The Transformation Series, John, Hebrews, James, Genesis, All in the Family, Topical ]]> _sectionNav_sermonsAndNotes 2005-11-14T12:02:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=393 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=393#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on April 10th, 2005 393@http://harambeechurch.org/ Audio: MP3
Notes: PDF ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis 2005-04-10T20:01:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=392 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=392#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on April 3rd, 2005 392@http://harambeechurch.org/ Audio: MP3
Notes: PDF ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis 2005-04-03T19:27:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=391 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=391#comm Preached by Pastor Bryan Zug on March 6th, 2005 391@http://harambeechurch.org/ Audio: MP3
Notes: PDF ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis 2005-03-06T19:22:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=390 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=390#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on February 27th, 2005 390@http://harambeechurch.org/ Audio: MP3
Notes: PDF ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis 2005-02-27T19:19:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=389 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=389#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on February 20th, 2005 389@http://harambeechurch.org/ Audio: MP3
Notes: PDF ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis 2005-02-20T19:15:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=388 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=388#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on February 13th, 2005 388@http://harambeechurch.org/ Audio: MP3
Notes: PDF ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis 2005-02-13T19:11:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=387 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=387#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on February 6th, 2005 387@http://harambeechurch.org/ Audio: MP3
Notes: PDF ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis 2005-02-06T19:07:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=386 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=386#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on January 23rd, 2005 386@http://harambeechurch.org/ Audio: MP3
Notes: PDF ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis 2005-01-23T19:03:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=385 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=385#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on January 16th, 2005 385@http://harambeechurch.org/ Audio: MP3
Notes: PDF ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis 2005-01-16T19:00:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=384 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=384#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on January 9th, 2005 384@http://harambeechurch.org/ Audio: MP3
Notes: PDF ]]> Sermons and Notes - Genesis 2005-01-09T18:57:00-07:00 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=383 http://harambeechurch.org/pivot/entry.php?id=383#comm Preached by Pastor Michael Gunn on January 2nd, 2005 383@http://harambeechurch.org/ Audio: MP3
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