He is the Big God who cares. He is the Mighty God who humbles.

Jesus is the Good Shepherd who Protects and Comforts his People.

The miracle of the birth of Jesus is that the Redeemer is with us.

The great paradox of the gospel means that God's glory is revealed to the non-glorious, and peace is proclaimed to those in anxiety

God alone is King. He is so powerful that any and all who stand in rebellion against him does so to their own demise. But to those who love him, there is refuge in him.

Psalm 1 stands as a magnificent gateway to this extraordinary ancient collection of Hebrew prayers. It teaches us that those who are blessed are the ones who delight themselves in the word of God, meditating on it day and night.

God is faithful to fulfil his promises, even his promise to forgive you entirely of all that you have done.

God’s election of sinners gives us hope and assurance of salvation, since it is not by any merit of our own, but by his sovereign, perfect, and sustaining will.

Jacob and Joseph are reunited, yet something much larger seems to be at play. The family is now safely in Egypt, but they are not out of harm’s way yet. The family must discern what God is doing in their midst as they seek to walk in obedience to what he has called them to.

God in his grace brings resolution and reconciliation to the hurt, pain and guilt of our past. The chapter begins with the brothers riding high and all of their troubles behind them. But God uses Joseph to bring their own sin to light so that they can experience grace.