Genesis
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Genesis 50 - What Leads to Healthy Living?
August 11, 2024From the series: In the Beginning
A healthy life depends on a close and trusting relationship with God. We see how Joseph depended on God and trusted in God’s plan and purpose for him though it wasn’t always clear. Joseph did not lose faith in adversity, but rather looked to serve the Lord through the adversity. God was faithful, and we see this displayed in the life of Joseph. Though the actions of individuals in Joseph’s life (e.g. his brothers, Potiphar’s wife) were meant to harm Joseph, God used these events to bless not only Joseph, but nations. Genesis 50:20 (ESV) “As for you, you meant evil against me, but God meant it for good, to bring it about that many people should be kept alive, as they are today.”
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Genesis 49 - 5 Important Lessons for Your Family
August 4, 2024From the series: In the Beginning
The family is the first institution created by God. He calls us to guide and raise our families to honor Him. In Genesis 49, we come to the end of Jacob's life as he is surrounded by his family, and he gives blessings to each of his 12 sons who become the 12 tribes of Israel.
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Exodus 19:3-6 - Representation and Worship
July 28, 2024From the series: Standalone Messages
Today we are examining why God first gave the Ten Commandments to the people of Israel and the meaning they still hold for us today.
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Genesis 48 - 4 Faith Lessons for Living a Godly Life
July 21, 2024From the series: In the Beginning
Today, we explore Genesis 48, focusing on the lessons from Jacob’s life. Jacob’s journey illustrates how blessings come from God’s grace, not our efforts.
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Genesis 47 - Being a Healthy Leader During Difficult Days
July 14, 2024From the series: In the Beginning
When we face difficulties in life, how do we respond? Jesus calls us to be servant leaders, recognizing that all we have in life are blessings from God, and we should use them to bless others around us. We should put the needs of others ahead of our own. In Genesis 27, we see Joseph using his position of leadership to bless and provide not only for his family, but also for the entire nation of Egypt.
Blog posts (7)
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How Comparison Kills Contentment
November 1, 2023Social media makes comparison almost unavoidable, and comparison quietly steals our contentment. How to guard your heart against the endless scroll.
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Four Reasons Why People Misinterpret James 2: “Faith Without Works is Dead”
April 30, 2020Faith without works is dead is one of the most misread lines in the Bible. Four reasons people get James 2 wrong, and how it actually fits with grace.
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To the Anxious Christian
April 2, 2020Anxiety was one of the most common mental health conditions before the COVID19 pandemic, and I can only imagine that it has exponentially increased over the last several weeks. Because anxiety is so…
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The First and Last Temples
November 1, 2019The Biblical Temple is the place God’s presence dwells. The Hebrew word for temple means "Sanctuary" or "God’s palace". Another Old Testament phrase used for God presence was "Tabernacle". Tabernacle…
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Beginning with God
April 7, 2017In the beginning, God. A devotion on Genesis 1:1 and an invitation to hide 100 essential verses in your heart, starting with the very first.
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Burial vs Cremation: Is one more godly than the other?
Does the Bible call one more godly than the other? A careful, Scripture-based answer to a question grieving families often have to face.
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Did God Create Evil?
If God made everything, did he make evil too? A clear answer to a hard question, and why evil is the absence of God rather than his creation.
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How do I have a relationship with God?
Just want to take some time, with you, to explain one of the most important questions that we could answer for you in your relationship with God and that's just simply answer the question, how do you…
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What is Stewardship?
Everything from a house to a business needs faithful care over time. A look at what stewardship really means and why it shapes the Christian life.
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Why do Christians wear a Cross?
The cross was an instrument of gruesome torture, yet Christians wear it with hope. A look at why this symbol of death became a sign of life.