The Magnificat

Luke 1:46-55

Dr. Weston Brown

Series: Heaven and Nature Sing

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Are You An Edomite?

Genesis 36

Speaker: Dr. Weston Brown

Series: Genesis

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The Cure of Suffering

Genesis 35:16-29

Speaker: Weston Brown

Series: Genesis

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Leading Your Family to Bethel

Genesis 35:1-15

Speaker: Dr. Weston Brown

Series: Genesis

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The Failure of Human Justice

Genesis 34

Speaker: Taylor Doiron

Series: Genesis

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God's Work of Reconciliation

Genesis 33

Speaker: Dr. Weston Brown

Series: Genesis

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We Who Wrestle With God?

Genesis 32:22-32

Speaker: Dr. Weston Brown

Series: Genesis

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The Way Out of Fear is Through Fear

Genesis 32:1-21

Speaker: Dr. Weston Brown

Series: Genesis

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The Anchor of the Soul

Genesis 31

Speaker: Dr. Weston Brown

Series: Genesis

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Genesis 31 tells the story of Jacob’s tense departure from Laban’s household, a story filled with deception, fear, and fragile peace. Yet beneath the chaos runs a deeper truth: God remains faithful to His covenant even when His people are not. He protects, provides, and preserves His promise.

Through this passage, we see:

The God who keeps His covenant: His promises stand firm even in our weakness.

The God who protects His covenant people: His presence shields and sustains us.

The God who establishes peace through covenant, pointing us to Christ, the true Mediator of a better and eternal covenant.

Just as an anchor holds a ship fast beneath stormy waters, God’s covenant holds our souls secure through every uncertainty of life. In Christ, the fragile truces of human promise are replaced by unshakable peace and everlasting hope.

Session 2: Unity in Marriage (Philippians 2:14–16)

In this second session of our Marriage Conference series, we build on the foundation of humility and turn to Paul’s words in Philippians 2:14–16: “Do all things without grumbling or disputing.”

If humility is the soil where unity grows, then grumbling and disputing are the termites that destroy it. In marriage, it’s not usually the big dramatic blowups that erode intimacy, but the quiet complaints, the sarcastic remarks, the constant need to be right. Left unchecked, these patterns corrode trust and turn covenant love into competition.

In this message, we’ll look at why Paul takes grumbling so seriously, how it undermines unity in marriage, and what it means to replace a spirit of complaint with a posture of gratitude. Along the way, you’ll find practical tools to handle disagreements with grace, speak words that build up instead of tear down, and pursue a shared purpose in Christ.

Unity in marriage isn’t about uniformity—it’s about harmony, two voices tuned to the same key: the gospel of Jesus Christ. As husbands and wives hold fast to the Word of Life, their marriages become a testimony of light in a world that desperately needs to see the love of Christ.