After lingering too long where he should not have stayed, Jacob returned to Bethel and recommitted his relationship with God. He models important choices to make when that same need for revival surfaces in our hearts.

One of the most valuable parts of life are relationships and so it follows that one of the most painful parts of life are the rifts that can happen in those relationships. Jacob's model helps us address that well...

In a night marred by fear and uncertainty Jacob wrestled with God and it changed him forever.

Following a 20 year season of his life, God directed Jacob to return to Canaan. The process highlights tools God provides us in navigating times of challenge and change.

In a turn of events orchestrated by God, Jacob met his match in both a very positive and very negative way...

At the lowest point of his life so far, Jacob looked up to see God. There is probably something to that which we should consider...

In one of the most dysfunctional family stories in the Bible, God's truth still carries lessons we can learn.

Before moving too far into Jacob's story we learn a lot about the influences that shaped his character. Those influences still shape every next generation.

The opening page of Jacob's life story contains three scenes that point us directly toward some very helpful challenges.

In this final sermon from our Galatians series we are reminded of the main themes of the book, especially the gospel of grace.