We open to Genesis 35 and see God re-establish His covenant with Jacob and reflect on God's faithfulness despite our mistakes and sin.

We look at the tragic story of Dinah and the excessive response by her brothers in Genesis 34.

We finally see the reunion of Jacob and Esau while discussing Jacob's unwavering faith in God and the practice of reconciliation.

We open to Genesis 32, where we see Jacob finally turn to the Lord in prayer and a unique encounter changes him forever.

Jacob works to grow his personal wealth as he gets ready to leave his Uncle Laban. Thankfully, the Lord is with him, despite himself!

Leah and Rachel compete over having children and Jacob's love in this dysfunctional mess from Genesis 30

Jacob finally makes it to Haran and providentially runs into his family, but meets his deceptive match in his Uncle Laban.

While in the wilderness, the Lord comes to Jacob in a heavenly dream, reaffirming His magnificent promises.

We open to Genesis 27 to witness Rebekah hatch a plan with Jacob to steal a blessing from Issac and think about the implications for us.

Join us in Genesis 26 as we see Isaac repeat his father's mistakes and consider our own legacies and being a light to others.

We get back into Genesis, the attention now shifted to Isaac and the birth of his two sons, Jacob and Esau.

We open Genesis 25:1-11 and discuss the death of Abraham and a biblical ethic of marriage.

In this week's sermon we talk about the death of Sarah, her burial, and the Lord sealing the promise of the land as a result in Genesis 23.

We take a look at Genesis 22 as Abraham faces the ultimate test of faith: the sacrifice of his one and only son.

We look at Genesis 21, the birth of Isaac, and see how God protects the promise of the seed and the land and how it applies to us.

We dig into Genesis 20 where we see Abraham repeat old sins out of fear which threatens the ruler Abimelech.

We look at the many hard scenes of Genesis 19, the destruction of Sodom, and compare Lot with Abraham, with which we all need to wrestle.

We open Genesis 18 where Abraham is visited by the Lord and his two angels to discuss the future. We explore God's perfect love and justice.

We open Genesis 17 to see God once again promise Abraham a child and enact the practice of circumcision as a seal of their covenant.

We open up the drama of Abram, Sarai, and Hagar and how God cares for Hagar in "The God Who Hears and Sees"