Where do we turn when our sins and the sins of others have us isolated and afraid? Because Christ is our big brother, we can run to restoration!

Jacob, struggling with the uncertainty of what will happen once he meets Esau, comes face to face with God.

God calls Jacob out from under Laban and back to the land he promised Abraham and Isaac.

God begins to fulfill his promise to bring many descendants to Abraham through Jacob's broken and messy family.

When God seems silent, and injustice seems like it's had the last word, we can live out the belief that God is making all things right.

Pastor James tells us that, because God offers us his personal and pervasive presence, we should reject transactionalism and receive his love

Isaac's family brokenness shows us that, despite our sins and wanderings, God is gracious to bless us!

What can well digging and lies to kings teach us about God's grace and faithfulness?

Pastor James takes us back to Genesis and calls us to return to "rightside-out" living

Pastor James walks through the idea that, though they have not seen him, disciples of Jesus follow him in faith.