In this sermon on Genesis 35-8-36-43, we see how God kept his promises to Jacob despite the trials he endured, and how Jacob and Esau began to grow into the rival nations of Israel and Edom.

In this sermon on Genesis 34-35-7, we see how God worked through tragic sins both against and within Jacob's family to bring him to repentance.

In this sermon on Genesis 32-33, we see how God blessed Jacob and prepared him to face and reconcile with his estranged brother, Esau.

In this sermon on Genesis 30-25-31-55, we see how God rescued Jacob from his uncle Laban's deceptions and revenge, and kept his promise to bless and protect Jacob as part of his great plan of redemption.

In this sermon we look at what is means to have -faith-, especially faith in Christ. We'll see the character, the object, and the fruit of saving faith.

In this sermon we look at what it means to have eternal life with God in the present, after the death of our bodies, and in the age to come.

In this sermon we look at what it means to be sanctified. We'll see the Goal of Sanctification, the Initial Work of Sanctification, and the Ongoing Work of Sanctification.

In this sermon we look at what it means to be -justified-. We examine the need for justification by faith, the act of justification by faith, and the consequences of justification by faith.

What does it mean to be -saved-- Christians use many words that are often misunderstood. This sermon is the first in a series to explain what those terms mean so you explain them to others.

In this sermon on Genesis 29-30-24, we see how Jacob arrived safely at his uncles, but then was manipulated into a mixed marriage. But despite the afflictions and family dysfunction, God blessed Jacob and his family and kept his promises.