Genesis 3:15 records the first promise of the gospel: God tells the serpent that the seed of the woman will crush his head, even as the serpent bruises his heel. This sermon follows that promise as the thread running through the entire Bible, arriving at Revelation 12, where the ancient war breaks into full view — a dragon opposing a woman and her offspring, cast down at last by the blood of the Lamb.
Using a side-by-side comparison of Genesis and Revelation (subtitled “The Beginning and the Ultimate End”), the message shows how the Bible’s beginning and end mirror one another: the garden lost becomes the city gained, and the curse pronounced becomes the curse removed. The whole of history, in other words, is this one war between two seeds, already decided in Christ’s victory.