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The Garden is a church in San Antonio’s Medical Center that has come together to pursue Christ’s calling to be his body and to testify in the unique communities here to Christ’s life and love. This podcast hosts our sermons, captured weekly from our Sunday worship gatherings.
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- 6 days ago52 min
Part 5 | High and Dry
Our series For Glory and For Good moves to another key figure in the book of Genesis. When it becomes clear humanity is irreparably corrupted by its sinful pursuits, bringing the earth it was made to tend down with it, God is moved by grief to set things right. What is stained will be washed, in a great and terrible Flood, but where God looks down and sees what was good now evil, He also finds a glimmer of hope in a man named Noah. As Pastor Caleb shares, what makes the story of the Ark so important is not the details but the devotion that went into its construction. The Fall brought death into the world, but Noah would testify that those who walk with God – as Adam once did, as we can today – break the pattern of sin to follow the path of life. (NOTE: The video mentioned at the start of the sermon can be accessed at this link.)Genesis 6:9-22 (NRSV)Visit thegardensa.org today to learn more about our church and to find upcoming opportunities to connect with us. You can also click the Resources tab on our site to access resources and helpful links for our study through the book of Genesis.
- 1 weeks ago38 min
Part 4 | All I Need
Pastoral Resident Nate Garza continues For Glory and for Good with a consideration of work and rest – and more deeply, purpose and fulfillment. After Adam and Eve’s sinful decision, humanity would be burdened with work that could now crush body and spirit, and the horror of this consequence would be evident for them immediately after life outside the garden. The picture is clear. Left to ourselves, apart from God’s intervention, how could anyone possibly detangle the struggle for fruitful work from the need for security, identity, and self-worth? Caught between the temptation of a life defined by labor and the fantasy of a life without weight, our only recourse is to seek God’s hand to walk and tend the path of His blessing. As Nate shows, the beauty of God’s grace is evident in Genesis in that He provided an answer before we ever knew how to question.Hebrews 4:1-11 / Genesis 4 (ESV)Visit thegardensa.org today to learn more about our church and to find upcoming opportunities to connect with us. You can also click the Resources tab on our site to access resources and helpful links for our study through the book of Genesis.
- 2 weeks ago56 min
Part 3 | Let Down
Our series through the book of Genesis, For Glory and for Good, continues with the first instance of sin in history and its awful fallout. Adam and Eve are tempted to leave God’s created order, and in reaching for something outside of His abundant provision and clear warning, they discover the unbearable weight of shame. But here, too, we see the first instance of grace, as God covers them and preserves the blessing of humanity, even through the pain sin has brought onto it. Adam and Eve forgot, as we often do, that we can always “taste and see that the Lord is good” in His presence. How might we recognize and resist temptation? How can shame be covered? Pastor Caleb shares how Genesis 3 reveals the heart of God – Loving Creator, Sovereign Lord, and Compassionate Judge.Genesis 3 (NRSV)Visit thegardensa.org today to learn more about our church and to find upcoming opportunities to connect with us. You can also click the Resources tab on our site to access resources and helpful links for our study through the book of Genesis.
- 4 weeks ago59 min
Part 2 | Where I End and You Begin
Pastor Caleb continues our series through the book of Genesis, For Glory and for Good, with a question asked in the account of creation that has remained central to humanity since Adam drew his first breath: Will we accept that the Creator God is also the Lord God? Every truth in Genesis hinges on our answer to this question, and no amount of reducing the book to a single layer of meaning – as historical account, as biological information, as metaphysical commentary, as poetic expression – will be able to avoid it. How we view God determines how we view ourselves, each other, the whole world. Those who are willing to entrust the Image to the Author are free to enjoy the goodness of His design, where what we lack is met perfectly in the family He gathers together.Genesis 2:4-25 (NRSV)Visit thegardensa.org today to learn more about our church and to find upcoming opportunities to connect with us. You can also click the Resources tab on our site to access resources and helpful links for our study through the book of Genesis.
- Aug 17, 202649 min
Part 1 | Everything In Its Right Place
We kick off a new series through the book of Genesis, For Glory and for Good, with a look at the beginning of the world. As Pastor Caleb shows, though much has been made of interpreting the scientific and historical details of this creation account, Genesis is primarily a work of theological declaration. This God is different from all others, both in Israel's day and ours. Sovereign, eternal, and fundamentally relational, the God of Genesis moves to fill every void with His glory, every darkness with His light, and all the earth with His love. The details of God's work do matter, but as we see, they are good because together they reveal the heart of God and the place He prepares for us to be with Him.Genesis 1:1-2:3 (NRSV)Visit thegardensa.org today to learn more about our church and to find upcoming opportunities to connect with us. You can also click the Resources tab on our site to access resources and helpful links for our study through the book of Genesis.
- Aug 10, 202645 min
Part 8 | The Family Tree
Pastor Caleb closes our discipleship series, Walking Home, with a look at community. As we see the first church established in the book of Acts, we find in the Gospel's proclamation and its reception among an emerging community a truth that is easily obscured in our contemporary, individualist context: You can't seek the face of God without finding the body of Christ. Atonement and adoption are parts of God's same redemptive movement to us, which means the joyful life He has for us is one we can only receive as part of His new family.Acts 2:37-47 (NRSV)If you would like to join us through this eight-week series as we work through a parallel discipleship course from our friends at Practicing the Way, please click this link, and we'll get back to you quickly with sign-up information and free resources. And for more ways to connect with us, visit thegardensa.org today.
- Aug 3, 202627 min
Part 7 | The Ground and the Growth
Our good friend Amanda Gallegos joins us for our Walking Home series with a look at what happens when we live our lives by the rhythm of communion. Jesus' promise to his disciples in John 15 points to abiding with him as a blessed choice we get to make, one that frees us from the burden of growth and opens us to the joy of groundedness.John 15:1-7 (ESV)If you would like to join us through this eight-week series as we work through a parallel discipleship course from our friends at Practicing the Way, please click this link, and we'll get back to you quickly with sign-up information and free resources. And for more ways to connect with us, visit thegardensa.org today.
- Jul 26, 202641 min
Part 6 | Hungering, Healing, Helping
As our series Walking Home continues, we move from the subject of pain to the subject of healing. Taking a look at Luke 9, Pastor Caleb considers what it means for disciples to know hunger as they're called to feed the hungry. In our lives of following Jesus, are we meant to serve others only when we're ready? Or can we minister even while we're mending? We see in the calling, equipping, and sending that Jesus gives to his disciples interconnected acts of obedience and interwoven means of provision.Luke 9:1-6, 10-17 (NRSV)If you would like to join us through this eight-week series as we work through a parallel discipleship course from our friends at Practicing the Way, please click this link, and we'll get back to you quickly with sign-up information and free resources. And for more ways to connect with us, visit thegardensa.org today.
About The Garden | San Antonio
The Garden is a church in San Antonio’s Medical Center that has come together to pursue Christ’s calling to be his body and to testify in the unique communities here to Christ’s life and love. This podcast hosts our sermons, captured weekly from our Sunday worship gatherings.
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