Jakob King continues the story of Jacob and Esau, where it becomes clear that God's greatest work isn't in changing our circumstances but rather in changing you. 

Gabe Hetherington shares from Genesis 32 the story of Jacob wrestling with God, both physcially and spiritually. Through these chapters we see that we are all prone to falling into the trap of self-reliance, but that God offers us both strength and peace through him.

Dr. Crane shares from Genesis 27 the story of when Jacob and his mother Rebekah conspired to deceive Isaac and cheat Esau out of his father's blessing. It is a story of how sin fractures families, and can result in bitterness and anger.

Dr. Crane shares the story from Genesis 25, where Esau trades his birthright to his brother Jacob for a single serving of soup. We can make the same mistake as Esau today when we decide to trade precious things for what is common.

Dr. Crane shares the story from Genesis 24, where Isaac finds a wife to continue the lineage that Jesus would eventually come through. This passage highlights the importance of seeking God first in all our relationships.

Jakob King shares the story of Abraham and Lot from Genesis 13-22 and shows how our relationship with God is shaped one step at a time.

Dr. Crane shares the stroy from Genesis 12 where Abraham left Shechem and went to Egypt because of a famine. He experienced trouble there and God, despite how Abraham had abandoned him, through his grace protected him.

Dr. Crane shares the story from Genesis 12 where God called Abraham, promised to bless him and his descendants, and through them to bless all the nations of the earth.

Dr. Crane shares the story from Genesis 22, where we find Abraham being called to offer his only son Isaac as a sacrifice. We will find that God provides the right thing, at the right place, at the right time. Just as God provided for Abraham and Isaac, He has also provided for us through the sacrifice of his son Jesus on the cross.