In this sermon on Genesis 28, we see how Jacob was sent away by Isaac, and how God appeared to Jacob on his journey by a vision and graciously included him the covenant and promises made to Abraham.

In this sermon on Genesis 27, we see how God overruled the sinful patterns of Isaac's family to keep his promise to bless Jacob, all as an act of pure grace to an unworthy sinner.

In this sermon on Jonah 1, we look at how God called, chased, and caught Jonah in order to bring him to repentance and teach him important lessons about the compassion of God toward lost sinners.

In this sermon on Genesis 26, we see see how God repeated his covenant promises to Isaac and explained his part in God's plan of redemption, and then how Isaac's faith in the promise was tested through various trials as he moved on in life without Abraham.

In this sermon on Genesis 25, we see how Abraham trusted the Lord while he prepared his family for his death, and how God kept his promises to Abraham, Ishmael, and Isaac.

In this sermon on Genesis 24, we see how God worked through the faith of Abraham and Abraham's servant to provide a believing wife for Isaac.

In this sermon on Genesis 23, we learn from Abraham's faith as he grieved through the death of Sarah and made arrangements for her burial.

In this sermon on Genesis 22 we see how God provided one more major test of faith to Abraham by commanding him to give up Isaac as a sacrifice. We see the nature of Abraham's faith in a God who raises the dead, and God's provision for Abraham and Isaac after Abraham passed the test to His satisfaction. We also see how this passage fits in the broader redemption story of Jesus.

In this sermon on Genesis 21, we look at three encounters to see how God fulfilled his promises to Sarah, Ishmael, and Abraham, and how God keeps his word and works for our good even as we wrestle through consequences of past sins.

In this sermon on Genesis 20, we see how Abraham reverted back to an old pattern of sin which put both is his wife and the promise in jeopardy, and how God intervened to both protect Abraham and Sarah and confront Abraham about his sin through Abimelech and brought restoration.