In Genesis 18:1-15, Abraham is visited by God and he responds well. His wife, Sarah, not so much. How would we respond?

This week we look at God's third attempt to make a covenant with Abram in Genesis 17.

We believe that living life together in community is pretty important, and what things we choose to do together matters. This week we look at how the Bible informs (or should inform) what those things are. And we do it a way simple enough that kids can understand.

In Genesis 16, we meet a new character in the narrative...Hagar. God meets her in the desert in the midst of a hard situation and simply asks her where she has come from and where she is going? Her answer is telling. Is yours?

Is it possible that God's perspective on our life is different than ours? When God meets Abram in a vision in Genesis 15, Abram questions God and finds out.

"It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble. It’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so." (Mark Twain) This was true for the apostle Paul, and today we look at how it may be true for us.

Haggai 1 and 2. What are investing our lives in and what happens when we spend our time and energy comparing that to others?

Some have said Genesis 14 seems out of place. This week we look at why it's not only exactly where it belongs, but it tells more than we could ever imagine.

Genesis 12:10-13:18. Abram was given a promise and a commission by God to go and be a blessing to the world. As he begins the process, he is quickly put to the test. We look at how he fared at those tests.

We reach a turning point in the story of Genesis, where we zoom in on a single family and a single person, Abram. We explore the job that God gave Abram to do, and see what we might learn from it. Genesis 11:27-12:9.