Southside church of Christ in Mt. Pleasant Texas

When we start studying what the Bible says about judgment, we leave the arena of mere intellectual faith, and are forced to wrestle with who we are, how we’re living, and what’s going to happen to us.

I. What’s the difference between the birthright & the blessing? Why was it necessary that Jacob get both? II. At what point did the Jews become a distinct people?

You may think genealogies are dull and obituaries are sad. But in Genesis 25 they’re likely to tell you more about God than you ever thought possible. They teach us that… I.  God’s bright faithfulness often appears in plain packages…

The lives of Joseph & Esther are well known as stories unmiraculous providence. Less appreciated is the story of Rebekah (Genesis 24), which features no miracles, but each character sees God’s fingerprints on each page of the story. I.  Abraham:…

The book of Ezra opens with a demonstration of God’s faithfulness as he brings his people home from exile. The book ends with a question of whether God’s people will reciprocate his faithfulness. Join us as we read.

Why do we need to know about the details of a real estate transaction between Abraham and some Hittites? Why is Genesis 23 here? Three important ideas that meet us in this text… I.  A common sorrow of covenant people…

Gallons of ink have been spent asking every possible question about Genesis 22. Why would God ask Abraham to sacrifice Isaac? Is it really a good thing that Abraham was willing? What should we do if God asked us the…

The events of Genesis 21 cover what seems to be every emotional state. In each intensely emotional scene God is present and at work. I. Sarah’s joy over the promise God kept (1-7) II. Abraham’s anguish over the the pain…