Midwest City Sermons

Cory Fahrenkamp concludes our three-year study in Genesis in chapter 50, exhorting Christians that dying well is a prophetic witness to the world, requiring us to trust in the faithfulness and grace of God.

John Riner finishes the story of Jacob in Genesis 49, looking at the final words of blessing he offers to his sons.

Chad Kincer preaches Genesis 48, inviting Christians to believe that God, in Jesus, is—and always has been—our shepherd and redeemer.

Cory Fahrenkamp opens Genesis 47, returning us to the story of Jacob and proclaiming that God does not function contractually like Pharaoh, but instead invites His people into a covenant relationship marked by grace, blessing, and faithful promises.

J.J. Seid continues the story of Joseph and Jacob in Genesis 45-46, encouraging Christians to trust in the provision, providence, and preservation of God.

Cory Fahrenkamp teaches from Genesis 44 and 45, calling Christians to practice the same radical forgiveness that we are offered in Jesus.

John Riner continues our Genesis series in chapters 42-43, urging Christians that the security secret sin promises is a lie, but the loving discipline of God to purge us of sin ultimately brings life and joy.

Charlie Hall preaches on Father's Day, heralding God's extravagant presence, provision, and pursuit as our Heavenly Father.

Cory Fahrenkamp opens up Genesis 40-41, helping Christians remember that trusting the providence of God gives us hope in suffering, comfort in trials, and endurance in testing as He forms in us what can only be shaped through hardship.

Chad Kincer preaches from Genesis 39 that in exile, temptation, and suffering, God's people are sustained and transformed by His unfailing presence, ultimately pointing us to the greater faithfulness of Jesus.