Joseph was a profound prophetic type of Jesus, displaying near perfect character under the weight of extreme injustice. What was it, that enabled Joseph not only to survive horrendous hardship, but to thrive?

Jacob represents the everyman. His life was filled with success and strife, family problems, and peril. But he represents everyone because God wouldn't give up on Jacob. Jacob's life wasn't over until God worked all Jacob's problems for his benefit.

Robin's look into Jacob's life shows that our situations are more defined by whether we experience God's presence than that of difficulty and doubt.

Robin continues exploring Jacob and Joseph's lives. Jacob wrestling with the mysterious figure in the night is an image of our transformation through struggling with God until He can change us into our true selves.

The story of Joseph encourages us to resist interpreting our lives through the lens of our hardest moments.

Robin shows us the depths that God the Father has gone to, so that we may know His love.

Robin dives into parables showing how Jesus finds people lost in every walk of life.

Robin discusses the Father's heart for those lost in the world as well as those lost within the church.

Special guest, James Scott delivers a powerful message on Jesus' maturation process and challenges us to look beyond the momentum of our life or even our success to ask what Jesus wants for us.

Andy contrasts the stories of Zacchaeus and the rich young ruler as they display outward sacrifice and generosity as fruit of an internal salvation.