This week we wrap up our Bible Stories series with the story of Jacob and his Uncle Laban. This tale of family drama reveals an enemy that can run rampant and shipwreck our lives if left unchecked.

Jacob was sent away immediately being sent away after receiving the blessing of His father Isaac. It's easy to imagine him feeling alone and wondering if he'd messed things up beyond repair. Sometimes we find ourselves in a place where we feel like we’re all alone it’s easy for things to seem hopeless.

The good news is that we serve a God who is intimately involved with our world and our lives. Our God makes lasting promises that give us hope for our future.

All followers of Jesus face the tension of living for ourselves or living for God. We’re constantly bombarded by pressures of this world which can cause us to lose sight of God’s best for us. This week we’ll tackle the controversial story of Jacob and Esau and discover self-control is the key to our future.

As followers of Jesus, we often talk about our dissatisfaction with the current state of the world and our desire for it to change. Sometimes it’s easy to forget that through one simple act we have the power to make a differnce. Are we willing to make the effort required?

It’s a match made in heaven! In this week’s Bible story the search is on for Isaac’s bride. But what does this event teach us about God and experiencing His power in our lives today?

Join us as we continue our discussion on the life of Abraham, who was the father of many. We will also be talking about God, who is the Father of all...the Perfect Father.

The story of Abram is one of the most important narratives in the Bible. One man is called out of confusion and ends up blessing the entire world. It all seems so simple, but for many of us, calling and confusion go hand in hand. Could it be that every person can know their calling? Curious?

The Story of Noah leads us to a short story about Babel in Genesis 11. Man’s effort to make himself great. God scrambling human languages to confound the building efforts is a tale that has been told and retold down through the ages. If the Bible is God’s story about Himself, what is He telling us through this narrative?

Have you ever felt forgotten? This weekend we continue to explore God’s story through the life of Noah. Something powerful and life-changing for each one of us lies just under the surface of this story and its “rainbow connection.”