(Genesis 37)
Joseph #1 - In this series, the focus shifts away from Jacob and onto his kids - especially Joseph. Joseph receives some incredible promises from God but he has to wait awhile before they come true. Even in the waiting, even when they seem impossible, God’s promises are trustworthy.
Memory Verse: “You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of many lives.” - Gen. 50:20
(Genesis 32 - 33)
Jacob #4 - Throughout this series, Jacob has been struggling to get ahead. In these chapters of scripture, Jacob has a strange encounter with God that transforms him so completely. Instead of relying on himself and acting out of his pride, we see Jacob rely on God in his weakness and approach Esau in humility.
(Genesis 29-30)
Jacob #3 - Jacob meets his match in Laban, who tricks him repeatedly. Yet God remains faithful to His promises. Through Jacob’s suffering and setbacks, God exposes Jacob’s old patterns of sin and begins reshaping him into someone who can truly receive and share blessing. Even when Jacob relies on superstition or his own schemes, God graciously provides and protects, turning deception into the path for His greater plan—including the lineage of Jesus through Leah. The sermon reminds us that when we face mistreatment or hardship, we can trust God’s provision and live faithfully, knowing He uses even suffering to transform us and bring blessing.
(Genesis 28:10-22)
Jacob #2 - In this passage, Jacob must leave his home in the promised land after tricking his brother, Esau, into selling him his birthright and stealing Esau’s blessing from Isaac for himself. Now, Jacob is facing poverty and danger instead of the power and prosperity that he was promised. In this moment where everything is going wrong for him, Jacob meets with God. He sees that there is a connection between Heaven and earth and that through His angels, God provides for and protects his people. This is still true today. God sees you and cares about you, even when you are at your lowest point. And God still invites us to meet with Him today - through Jesus.
Memory verse: “Many are the plans in a person’s heart, but it is the Lord’s purpose that prevails.” -Proverbs 19:21
(Colossians 1:15-23)
Advent Series #3
Memory Verse: “God was pleased to have all his fullness dwell in [Jesus], and through him to reconcile himself to all things, whether things on earth or things in heaven, by making peace through his blood, shed on the cross.” - Colossians 1:19-20
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(John 1:1-18)
Beyond the Manger #1 - Hope. In the midst of tragedy, it can seem wrong to talk about hope. But the hope that is rooted in the truth of the gospel is so much more than just a nice feeling. It is the shocking reality that God himself came to earth as Jesus Christ to save us. A conviction in this truth gives us hope, no matter what.
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(Genesis 25; 27)
Jacob #1 - This sermon walks through the messy story of Isaac’s family in Genesis 25 and 27, where favoritism, scheming, and deception tear relationships apart. Yet even in the middle of all that brokenness, God’s purposes still prevail—He brings blessing through Jacob just as He promised. The message reminds us that while sin has real consequences, our failures don’t get the last word because God can work through even our worst moments to accomplish His good plans.
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(Genesis 22:1-19)
Abraham #6 - As cruel as God’s test for Abraham seems on the surface, this sermon shows how it is actually a gift of grace from God. God spares Isaac’s life, but he does not spare his own Son. Jesus dies on the cross to save us. God didn’t spare His Son, His only Son, from you.
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