[Disclaimer: Unfortunately the audio recorded poorly.]

Here we see hints of the greater Joseph before whom every knee will bow. How should this ancient story change our view of politics, money, and the future?

In this meeting Mark and Jerry walk us through the Five "Solas" of the Reformation (Grace alone, Faith alone, Scripture alone, Christ alone, the Glory of God alone) and why they are still important for us today.

[Disclaimer: Unfortunately the audio recorded poorly.]

Here we see hints of the greater Joseph before whom every knee will bow. How should this ancient story change our view of politics, money, and the future?

Joseph is thrown in prison for doing the right thing. He then uses his unjust sufferings in order to serve two criminals with whom he is imprisoned. This reminds us of another unjust Sufferer between two thieves.

Mark McAndrew and Jerry Ediger led our first membership meeting Sunday night (7/24/16). In it they discussed church membership, the purpose of church discipline and many other topics related to the local church.

It's hard to find a starker contrast between a brother who fell to sexual temptation (Judah) and a brother who resists and flees from it (Joseph). What causes us to be tempted? How do we resist like Joseph? What do we do if we've failed like Judah?

"Sin only destroy's 100% of the time." - Jerry Ediger

This Sunday's message from Jerry Ediger on Genesis 37 continuing in the Genesis series covers sin's destructive nature, how we become numb to sin, and how Jesus comes to save and reconcile us to Himself.

Jacob learns that it is his encounter with God, not his brother Esau, that will determine the rest of his life. If we, like Jacob, can gain God's approval, we will have nothing to fear from anyone else.

Romantic love has become one of the great idols of our culture and our lives. How do we identify and fight our false saviors with the gospel of grace?

Ever find yourself rationalizing a questionable action because it will bring good "results"? We in the church need to learn to repent of worldly methods and rely on God and His timing.