Sermons - Veritas Church | Fayetteville, NC

Like the miraculous reconciliation between Jacob and Esau, we are now reconciled back to God through Christ. We are no longer exiles, trying to scratch up our own blessing, paralyzed by fear of meeting the one we have wronged. In Christ we are reconciled to God, saved by his life, and free to rejoice and walk in obedience to him.

Jacob’s night of wrestling with God shows us that God’s grace and blessing is made perfect in our weakness

God blesses, calls, and protects His people as they experience injustice, accusation, and fear.

God faithfully moves directly in our lives to fulfill his promises.

Jacob and Leah show us that we are all looking for love in all the wrong places and the disappointment that leads to. But in the birth of her son Judah, Leah shows us where to find the love we were made for.

Genesis 28 shows us that God chooses, blesses, and reveals himself to the unworthy by grace alone.

Despite Jacob taking the fulfillment of his prophecy into his own hands and facing the consequences of his sin, God fulfills his promise to bless the nations through his line.

Seeing and believing that all of life is God’s grace to us has an effect on us that no matter our circumstance, it shapes us toward faithfulness to God and looking more like him.

God gives us undeserved grace in both choosing us for salvation and warning us away from sin.

Our vision for 2022 is to build a culture of discipleship marked by relational ownership and rooted in biblical literacy.