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Living KOSHER means living in right relationship with God; yet how is this possible, if God alone is Holy? A study of Genesis 1 reveals Gods true intention and man's good design. Man was created to live Kosher. Genesis 1:26-28.

Living KOSHER means living in-step with God. Before we tackle the issue's of practicality, we must first examine the standard of God. Isaiah declares that God alone is Holy and full of Glory. This changes everything... (Isaiah 6:1-5)

It all comes down to this... Jacob finishes blessing his boys with the prophecy of God then breathes his last. As per his request, he is buried in Egypt with royal fanfare. The boys are left alone and are forced to become their own men. Will they men of faith or men of fear? It's always all about FAITHfulness! Genesis 49:29-50-26.

After reminding Joseph that the blessings of the Lord only come through the Lord, he gathers his other 11 sons to prophecy about the "coming days." Despite their equal upbringing the Lord will use the brothers in ways He sees best. Genesis 49:1-28. Due to a technical glitch, the first three verses are absent.

Jacob's life is coming to an end and he has some final requests and blessings that he needs to communicate. The question is "will his sons obey?" This week, Joseph and his sons are the first to be blessed. Surely "Joseph the Wise" will obey and rejoice in the wisdom on his father, right? Conflicts of Wills ensues. Genesis 47:27-48:22.

Things is Egypt go from bad to worse as all the people's money is spent. How will they live, and who will save them? While the people become indebted to Pharaoh, a joyful expression goes forth and certain people are exempt. Learn why it is important and GOOD to give to God. Genesis 47:13-26.

The family is finally reunited with fanfare and emotion. Yet before the Chosen family can dwell in the land, Joseph must instruct them on how to be honest about who they are. No one obeys this command more fully than father Jacob, who tells Pharaoh just how difficult and real it is to be a Christian. Genesis 26:28-47:12.

Bit of a different sermon and teaching this week as we examine God's promises given to Jacob. Unlike his fathers, Jacob must go ad die in the land of the heathen to achieve the full promises of God. Will he obey? Will he give his life for the sake of the many? God is asking the same of you and me. Genesis 46:1-27.

The truth is that we all have doubted the legitimacy and effects of the Christmas story. It is also true that God intercepts our fears and excuses with His bold truth and revelation. Christmas is real, Jesus is unique, and God did it all to save us from the ultimate problem: SIN. (Matthew 1:18-25)

With the heart of the brothers' conformed, Joseph is now free to reveal Himself in splendor. Yet, despite their sin and guilt, the focus rests not on them, but on the power and grace of God. The plan and result of salvation is revealed in this telling account. Genesis 45:1-28. NOTE: Due to a technical error a portion of this message has been deleted.