Creation

In the beginning, God created everything, including humanity, and it was good and perfect.

Rebellion

But in the midst of their perfect relationship with God, our original parents fell to temptation, thinking they knew better than their Heavenly Father. This caused their - and all of humanity’s - relationship with God to be fractured.

Promise

But God, being rich in mercy, promised to one day restore all of creation, and humanity, back to it’s perfect relationship with Him.

We see God’s relentless pursuit of His people all throughout the Old Testament. God keeps His promises.

Restoration

God took on human flesh, in the person of Jesus Christ, and paid the punishment for the sins of humanity. Restoring our relationship with Him, to any whom confess and believe in Jesus.

“if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.” - Romans 10:9

Church

Jesus said it was better for Him to go away so that the Helper, the Holy Spirit, could come. (John 16:7)

Giving birth to the Church, giving the world a glimpse of the restored relationship with the Father and spreading the good news that Jesus rescues sinners.

Return

Humanity’s relationship with the Father was restored on the cross, and one day, Jesus will physically return, and finish what He started on the Cross, rescuing all of creation from sin forever.