If we will let him, God can use time to change us, our circumstances, and the world around us.

Even though he was enslaved and imprisoned, Joseph serves as a model for us of doing the right thing regardless of who is watching. Find out how this applies to our lives as we look at Genesis 39 together.

How can we process feelings of disappointment and deep hurt when our dreams are dashed? As we look at Joseph's life, we find that we can cling to the reality that God is still at work.

How many of you are familiar with the minimalistic and decluttering trends that made headlines in recent years? Marie Kondo was one of the popular proponents of this idea. It’s the idea of finding happiness in life by getting rid of stuff you don’t need and keeping things nice and tidy. Here’s an excerpt…

Go ahead and open to Genesis 34-35 . If you were with us last summer, we spent a lot of time in 1 Peter talking about how God has called us to be his unique people. We won’t think and act and live like those who don’t know Jesus because he has saved us, given us new life, and called us to honor him in…

I was out of town this week for class. I really enjoyed being with friends, and some time away from the usual routine to learn how to get better as a pastor and leader. However, I can assure you that by Friday afternoon, I was ready to come home again. Do you know that feeling? You’ve been away for a…

In God's economy, things don't always work out like we think they will, but God is still faithful.

Abraham and Sarah lived long lives that were full of instances of God's faithfulness. When they died, however, they still only had a piece of the promise God made to them.

As we study Abraham's obedience, we are challenged with this question: Do I care more about what God will do or the God who will do it?

As we see Abraham and Lot's reactions to the wickedness of Sodom, we are cautioned to be careful about what we consider normal.