When we come to the life of Joseph in Genesis 37, we are introduced to a young man of tremendous virtue and character. He is a model of integrity, purity, and holiness. He's an example of faithfulness in the midst of adversity and of forgiveness in the face of mistreatment. We are also introduced to the "Doctrine of Providence" as we see the hand of God working in mighty ways "behind the scenes" to promote His good purposes. Join us today for our Bible study in Genesis 37.

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As Jacob returns to the place where he first encountered God, he realizes that he has allowed his life and his home to become compromised. He calls his family to rid themselves of the ungodly influences that have crept into their hearts and into their home. Then Jacob buries the idols once and for all. This passage is a good reminder to all of us that we must regularly assess the sinful things we allow to creep into our lives, or carry over from our past, and bury them! Husbands and fathers must especially fight for their families and be the spiritual leaders God has called them to be.

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Join us as Pastor Andy Wagner shares with us from John 13 about how to love one another.

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When Jesus died on the cross, His followers thought it was bad news. Three days later, some women, who were followers of Jesus, went to the tomb but found it empty! Two angels told them that Jesus had risen from the dead, just as He had said. When the women reported this great news to the disciples, the disciples thought the women were speaking "nonsense." But after the Resurrected Lord appeared to them, they finally made sense of the nonsense-Jesus had triumphed over sin and death and offers life to all who believe! Join us for Easter 2012 as we celebrate the good news of the resurrection!

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Jacob continues to mature in the Lord and become a more surrendered man of God, but he still struggles with being deceptive. God is going to visit him and wrestle with him to teach Jacob something about "submission." There is a point in all our lives when Jesus must be more than "Savior"; He must also be our "Lord." Jacob is learning something about "Lordship", and he will not let go of God! Take your Bibles and turn to Genesis 31 as we study today about "Wrestling with God."

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