Summary: At the end of his life, Jacob blesses the next generation. His legacy is not perfection, but faith passed on. This final week reminds us that God uses our whole story, limps and all, to impact the people who come after us. God’s grace is bigger than our past and continues through our life and beyond. Scripture: Genesis 49:1–33 Reflection Question: When others look at your life, what kind of spiritual legacy will they see? How can you begin speaking grace and faith into the next generation?

Summary: Alone and afraid, Jacob wrestles with God and refuses to let go without a blessing. That night becomes the turning point of his life. This week explores how God sometimes meets us in our struggles, not to defeat us, but to change us. We don’t earn His blessing, but we learn to cling to Him for it. Reflection Question: What struggle are you facing right now that feels like wrestling with God? How might God be using that moment to shape or bless you?

Summary: Jacob, once the deceiver, is now deceived. His story shows how sin has a way of catching up with us, and how God’s grace keeps pursuing us anyway. Even when things are complicated or unfair, God is still at work. Reflection Question: How have the consequences of past decisions shaped your current season? In what ways is God still showing up for you even in the mess?

Jacob tries to manipulate blessings from God, but this moment at Bethel reveals a deeper truth: God isn’t ours to control. He chooses to bless us, not because of who we are, but because of who He is. This week invites you to move from bargaining with God to simply trusting Him.

Who does God say you are? In this message from 1 John 3, we explore how seeing ourselves through the eyes of our Heavenly Father changes everything. Discover what it means to live as God’s children—and how that identity shapes the way we love others.

Psalm 133–134 close the journey with unity, worship, and blessing. The destination isn’t a place—it’s deeper connection with God and His people.

Psalm 128 shows us that reverence for God shapes every part of our lives. Blessing flows from living in His way.

Psalm 129 doesn’t ignore pain—it testifies to endurance. We can face hardship without defeat when we trust God’s justice.

Psalm 127 teaches us that life without God is empty striving. Our work and rest are both gifts when rooted in trust.

Psalm 126 is a song of laughter and longing, remembering what God has done and trusting He’ll do it again. Reflection Question: How has God brought joy into your life, even in hard times?