Andrew Miller

Genesis 48-49

Pastor Adam Bowers

Genesis 46-47

Adam Bowers

Adam Bowers

Genesis 42-45

Pastor Kyle Howard

Genesis 40-41

Pastor Tex Rule

Genesis 39

Don't Let Envy Drag You Down | Genesis 37

When envy takes root, it can pull us into a pit of bitterness. But God's Word gives us a way out. In this message, we look at five biblical antidotes to envy:

Confession instead of cover-up

Kindness instead of cruelty

Blessing instead of collusion

Celebration instead of coldness

Gratitude instead of comparison

As we reflect on the story of Joseph, we see a powerful foreshadowing of the salvation God would later bring through Jesus. Just as Joseph was betrayed and sold, yet later saved his family, Jesus was betrayed, mistreated, and sacrificed, but it was all part of God's plan to bring salvation to the world.

"You meant it for evil, but God meant it for good."

Genesis 37 reminds us that God is always working behind the scenes for His purpose and glory.

Jesus is the better Joseph. His suffering brings our freedom. His sacrifice brings our salvation.

Pastor Adam Bowers

Your identity isn’t defined by your success or failure, your strengths or your flaws, or even what others think of you. Your true identity is found in Christ alone.

In this powerful message from Pastor Adam, we look at the life of Jacob, a man who made many mistakes, lived with regrets, and yet experienced a profound reset in the final chapter of his life. At 97 years old, God called Jacob back to Bethel. Back to the place of encounter, surrender, and transformation.

It was there that God invited Jacob to:

-  Take out the trash

-  Purify himself

-  Build an altar

-  Embrace a new identity

No matter your age or your past, God is still calling. It's never too late for a fresh start.

Let this message encourage you to stop striving and start living from the identity God has given you.

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Pastor John Richardson

In this message from Genesis 30–32, we follow Jacob’s journey from a life of deception and self-reliance to a pivotal encounter with God that forever changes him. After years of scheming, broken relationships, and trying to secure blessing on his own terms, Jacob finds himself alone—and wrestling with God. Through this struggle, God wounds him, renames him, and redefines his identity.

Jacob becomes Israel, a man marked not by control but by dependence on the Lord. This sermon explores what it means to be broken by God for His purposes, how that breaking often leaves us with a lasting "limp," and how His grace meets us in our weakness. The path to transformation is through surrender, not striving.

Pastor Adam continues in Genesis 28–29, looking at Jacob’s dream of a stairway to heaven. This passage shows us how God reaches down to us, reaffirms His promises, and points forward to Jesus as the true connection between heaven and earth.

We’ll explore what it means to trust God, not only with our lives but also with our giving. Jacob responded to God’s presence with worship and generosity, and we’re invited to do the same.

We also take a look at how Scripture ties together across time, from Genesis to John to Malachi, revealing God’s consistent faithfulness and desire to dwell with His people.

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