Sermon series
As we conclude our “Family of God” series, we turn to Genesis 45:1–15, where Joseph reveals himself to his brothers and chooses forgiveness over revenge. Recognizing God’s redeeming work through his suffering, Joseph extends grace and restores broken relationships. His example…
This Sunday we pick up Joseph’s story down in Egypt, where he has been living as a slave in the home of Potiphar. Genesis 39 teaches us that moral integrity requires decisive action, as Joseph flees temptation rather than compromising his character. It also reveals that doing…
This Sunday in our series The Family of God, we will continue through Genesis with “The Fracture of a Family” from Genesis 37. As we look at Joseph and his brothers, we will discover how wounds, jealousy, and misplaced priorities can create fractures within even the closest…
Last week we saw firsthand the extent to which favoritism, self-interest, and conniving deceit can drive a family into relational and spiritual dysfunction. After stealing his twin brother’s birthright blessing, Jacob escapes Esau’s murderous fury and seeks refuge in Harran, in…
This Sunday we move away completely from Abraham into the life of Isaac. The first thing we observe is dysfunction in the family. As we look at the root of it, we notice God’s chosen ones (Isaac and Jacob) are at the heart of it, all the while bringing about God’s purpose! We…
This Sunday, we move from Abraham to Isaac in our series, “The Family of God”. Although Genesis 24 tells the story of Isaac and Rebekah’s marriage, it reveals much more than a love story—it uncovers the kind of foundation upon which God builds families and advances His…
As we continue our Genesis series with Abraham we come to the greatest moment in his life. What is interesting about this is that it comes after one of his lowest moments in life. We will look at Abraham’s greatest test and discover what it means to trust God when His plans are…
Sunday we begin a series in Genesis. The name itself implies we are going back to the beginning. There is great significance in beginnings. Companies love to remind us “we’ve been in business since …, therefore you can depend on us!” That same significance holds true in the…
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