This weekend we will study Jacob’s prophetic blessings over his twelve sons and how their distinct characteristics will shape the tribes that bear their names. This chapter will remind us that God’s redemptive plan is not derailed by human weakness.

In "Our Call to Worship," we explore how true worship originates from the heart, involving the declaration of God's attributes and gratitude for His deeds. By examining Psalm 147 and other Psalms, we discover various ways to praise and worship God, along with the personal benefits that come from worshiping Him.

Let’s join together as the family of God and give Him thanks and praise this Thanksgiving as we reflect on all He has done.

In the face of life's most daunting challenges, where resources dwindle and hope fades, lies the transformative power of surrender. Genesis 47 and 48 are a powerful reminder that true abundance comes when we let go and trust in God's provision.

In Chapter 15, Samson takes revenge on the Philistines after his wife is given away. Chapter 16 is the love story with Delilah, who exposes the secret of his strength. Samson prays for God to avenge the loss of his eyes, ultimately dying as he brings down the Philistine temple in his final act.

In "The Ultimate Family Reunion," from Genesis 46-47:12, we study Jacob's journey to Egypt as a divinely guided step towards family unity and the fulfillment of God's promises. This teaching emphasizes seeking God's will, prioritizing family reconciliation, being a blessing to others, and being thankful for God's provisions.

In Mark 4 we’re taught that the Word is a “seed,” and our hearts are the soil. A disciple grows when they hear, accept, and submit to the Word of God, but that response will only come from one type of soil.

In Judges 13 and 14, Samson will make decisions based on what he sees and what he desires. His course of action will disobey God’s instructions, and it will be the start of his spiritual decline. But we will also see how God can work through our poor choices to accomplish His higher purposes.

We serve the same God who met Joseph with grace and Judah with transformation. “When Grace Meets Change”, a message from Genesis 45, shows how God heals what’s broken and restores what once seemed lost even when all hope seems lost.

In Judges – 10-12 we see the patterns repeat of leaders coming in and out and God becoming angry at His people turning away from Him, and then showing mercy on them when they repent and come back. Much like our own lives.