Under God’s discipline, Judah is changing, becoming merciful as God is merciful.
Sermons on Genesis
The heavy hand of God is upon Joseph’s brothers not to punish them but to invite them to confess their sin and be forgiven.
Both in sorrow and success, Joseph remained faithful to God and his purposes.
Joseph’s suffering was real and painful but by it God accomplished his good purposes.
Family sins can have a powerful influence in our lives but God’s grace is sufficient for forgiveness and freedom.
We need to interact with the story of Joseph from multiple vantage points as we seek the reconciling work of God.
In this series, we are exploring what it means to rest. This week we discuss the Sabbath and how we have been designed to need regular times of rest where we the pace of our lives change and where we focus on things that refresh us and ultimately reconnect us with God.
Guest speaker Alex Busch speaks to us from Genesis 26.
When we cease from trusting in our own capacities, God steps in and empowers us to do His will in ways that exceeds our abilities.
We regularly use the word ‘soul’ but what is the soul and how do we care for it?