Are you ready to be slandered, impoverished, imprisoned, and even killed for Jesus?

A brief sermon from Pastor Dan and a powerful testimony from his wife on the importance of staying connected to Jesus.

Jacob lives in a fallen world, not a fairy tale - and so do we. (Genesis 35:16-29)

God responds to Jacob's sin with invitation, not condemnation (Genesis 35:1-15).

Helpful and true reflections on Psalm 23 from Cary Gossen of the Rural Home Missionary Association (RHMA).

Jacob's unresolved sin is a ticking time-bomb that eventually explodes, bringing destruction to his family and his community. (Genesis 34)

There are a lot of black sheep in Jesus' family tree, but Jesus came to save them (and us) from our sins.

After surrendering to God Jacob isn't instantly perfect, but there is progress (Genesis 33).

Jacob finally surrenders to God and finds everything he always wanted. (Genesis 32)

The same God who rescued Jacob from slavery still promises to rescue you, too. (Genesis 31)