As we continue in our series in Genesis, Rob preaches on Genesis 28:10-22. Jacob was feeling far from God, but in that moment of feeling alone, God met Jacob where he was. It doesn't matter where you have been or what you have done, God wants to have a relationship with you.

In Genesis chapter 27, Jacob deceives his father to inherit a blessing intended for his brother. Jacob and his mother both justified this act as a shortcut on the right path, but what happens when we try to steer the direction of our life instead of trusting that God will do what He says He's going to do?

Sometimes we might find ourselves asking, "Where is God?" David preaches on Genesis 26:1-3 as Isaac and his family are experiencing a very difficult time, God promises that even through Isaac's troubles, He is with him.

As we continue our series with Genesis 25:19-34, we read about Jacob, Esau, and a bowl of stew that was traded for a birthright. As Christians, we too face the temptation to trade priceless pieces of our life for the bowl. We must choose faithfulness over the temptation.

Rob picks up where we left off in our Genesis series with chapter 24. In the story of Isaac and Rebekah, we see that our character is revealed in the consistency of our lives. What kind of person are you becoming, and is it one that is an active part of God's will for your life?

This week, we learn what the Bible says about Money. with a focus on 2 Chronicles 29:10-16, Rob preaches on how EVERYTHING we own belongs to God, so we should trust Him with it, as a part of our Spiritual Formation.

It's a common myth that only some of us are creative beings. Ephesians 2:10 directly contradicts this lie when it reminds us that "we are God's masterpiece." The purpose of the Christian life is to give God glory in all we do, and to help others come to know Jesus. We seek to be creative with your own gifts in your own context so that God will be praised.

C.S. Lewis says, "God's people need to be reminded more than they need to be instructed." And food is one of God's favorite ways to help his people remember. All throughout Scripture we see how food is received, how it points to the sustaining love of God, and how it draws people together. As you listen in to what God says about food in Scripture, consider who sits at your table and how the example of Jesus calls us to invite others to join us.

Casey Scott from Chapel Rock continues in our Summer series with what the Bible says about technology. In our world, technology advances us faster than we may realize, and the danger is allowing it to replace our responsibilities as image bearers of Christ. Technology can be a good thing, but we need to have discernment when we use it.