How do we transform a culture like the one in Crete? Here in the book of Titus we are told that we can silence false teachers, and transform culture, through living lives of truth and godliness.

We begin our series through the book of Titus, Truth and Godliness. In these opening verses Paul demonstrates that right beliefs will lead to right behavior. So we should press in to the truth, and we will see the fruit of Godliness borne in our lives.

Brian Weber (Executive Minister Converge Mid-Atlantic) joins us to share about how we as individuals and as a church can be a difference maker in our community.

In this final episode of the book of Genesis, we again see Joseph's incredible faith in God. His ability to see God at work even in the midst of trial, has set him free to be used by God in the life of his brothers. Because God is working he is set free to be a conduit of salvation, to offer forgiveness, and even bless those who've hurt him.  How might we be set free to love and serve others, if we saw God at work in our live?

How do we press on in the midst of suffering, we remember God's promises and blessings. The blessing of God is for us to be who he created us to be. His promise is that one day we will be with him eternally. See this in the life of God's people in Genesis, but cling to it in your life as well.

The sons of Jacob have sold their brother into slavery, and have no hope of seeing him again, but God is going to do the impossible and reconcile this family. In the same way he does the impossible in our lives by reconciling us to himself. Join us as we explore the journey from sin and brokenness to grace and restoration. 

As we turn our attention to Joseph, we consider what it looks like to have the favor of God. Jospeh experienced God's favor in slavery, in prison, and in a pit all alone. Because the favor of God isn't about our circumstances, it is about God's presence with us no matter our circumstances. God's favor is his presence.

Genesis takes a dark turn in chapter 38, but in the midst of the darkness we still see the light of God breaking through, proving to us again that God can and will use anyone and anything to advance his kingdom purposes the salvation of his people.

God is providentially moving in our lives and in our world. The question we are again faced with is will you trust him?

Dave Castle, lay-pastor share with us from the life of Jacob.