Genesis 35

We wrap up the loose ends in Jacob's story this week in Genesis 35.

Genesis 34

We take a very sobering look at the horrific story of the rape of Dinah in Genesis 34 this week. This sermon contains content about sexual violence.

Genesis 33

Jacob reunites with his brother and we take a look at what we can learn about forgiveness.

Genesis 32

Jacob finally comes to the end of himself and surrenders to the love of God for him.

Genesis 31

We talk about trusting in God versus trusting in idols this morning.

Genesis 29:31-30:43

Jacob, Rachel and Leah are all looking for meaning in their lives in different places and from different things.

Genesis 29:1-30

God begins to allow Jacob to reap the bad fruit that he has sown in order to transform him into a new man.

Genesis 28

Jacob strikes out on his own and meets Yahweh in a dream.

Genesis 27

Jacob is a schemer from a family of schemers. He will scheme his way into something that God had already promised him in Genesis 27.

Genesis 26

Moses goes out of his way to show us that Isaac is a lot like his father Abraham in our passage this morning.

Genesis 25

We take a look at God's choice of Jacob over Esau and what it means to be the firstborn son.

Genesis 24

The story of Abraham's servant finding a wife for Isaac helps us understand how to discern God's will.

Genesis 23

We start off the new year with a look at grief and loss and how we can prepare to experience it well when it comes.

Why Did God Become Human, Part 4

We'll explore two ideas that are connected to Christ's incarnation that we don't think about enough: glorification and the beatific vision.

Why Did God Become Human, Part 3

For the 3rd Sunday in Advent we'll look at Jesus' incarnation as the way that God ultimately reveals himself to the world.

Why Did God Become Human, Part 2

This week we look at Jesus' incarnation as the means by which he defeats death.

Why Did God Become Human, Part 1

God became human because Old Testament prophecy said that he would.

Genesis 22

We take a look at the disturbing story of God asking Abraham to kill his son as a sacrifice.

Genesis 20-21

All of the characters in these next 2 chapters in Genesis make a mess of things. God though is faithful to his own character and makes sure that his plans are successful.

Genesis 19

We take a look at the strange and disturbing story of the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah this week in our study of Genesis.