Isaiah 9:7 is a prophecy that God will increase His government, bringing peace through the throne of David, forever. This is a promise repeated in the New Testament and accomplished by the Lord through Christ.

Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. These are the names for Jesus in Isaiah 9:6. Listen to Dr. Dave explain the significance of each one.

Isaiah 9:2 tells of a people living in great darkness. That was certainly true of Isaiah's time...

In the first of our 2011 Advent series, Dr. Dave takes a look at the prophecy in Isaiah 7:14 about the Lord's sign to His people: that a virgin will give birth and shall be named Immanuel.

Genesis 26 is Isaac's chapter. We see his trust in God, his fear of man, God's blessing on his business, enmity with his neighbors and disappointment with his son's marriages...

In the latter half of Genesis 25, Rebekah prays to the Lord for children and He blesses her with twins, though she does not feel blessed as they begin to fight within her...

Genesis 25 records Abraham's death at the age of 175, as well as the often overlooked details of his remarriage and the birth of six children at a very old age...

Genesis 24 is the account of Isaac's servant traveling back to Abraham's family lands to find a wife for Isaac. God's leading him to find Rebekah shows us how God cares for our relationships...

In Genesis 23, Abraham buries Sarah. While it doesn't seem like an important chapter, especially the haggling over the burial plot with the Hitties, there is much in this chapter to challenge our faith.

God called Abraham to sacrifice the child of promise, Isaac, in Genesis chapter 22. Why would God do that, and how did Abraham respond? Listen to Ruling Elder Dave Kamienski dive deep into this passage.