The end of Genesis has three deaths: Jacob, Joseph and in between - a life of bitterness and revenge.
Some of the most profound truths of God's sovereignty in all of the Bible are laid before us in Genesis 50:19-20. Today's closing message on Joseph lays out two paths to life. Following the path Joseph took brings a life of grace, gentleness and forgiveness.

When serious sins, hurts and breaking of trust has occurred in a relationship, being able to have a relationship with the offender can feel impossible. Today's message addresses how to practically deal with offenses and not become bitter.
If you have been an offender or the offended, this story is for you.

So important for us to know in the core of our beings is that God will not fail! But the application of that can be hard particularly when He seems so quiet.
Today's message helps us know that God doesn't fail and how to persevere when it feels like He is so distant. We gain a proper perspective of who God is in light of who we are. Today's message is hope for everyone who wants to know God is there and cares.

We glean many practical helps for life from our study of Joseph in Genesis.
Today's lesson teaches us how to care for others, how to speak truthfully and that God never abandons us. We even learn about living life that is different from the world around us - how loving others is so very different than a self-serving love.

Integrity is something we all want, but it comes at a cost.
Today in our study of Joseph we learn how to live with integrity - even when it costs you much! Because in the midst of the struggles God is there - and He will sustain all who trust in Him!

In the darkest of days, God is at work. We discover God was at work in the life of Joseph in spite of the evil intentions of his family. Today's message encourages us to trust in Him and not turn toward hate.

Many things cause ripples in our mental ponds. The psalmist grabs hold of God's promises and character to fight anxieties. Pastor Jeremy tours some common disquieting thoughts and God's answers to them.

We begin a journey through the life of Joseph, a man who comes from a dysfunctional family. We begin to learn from life with brothers who hate him and a father who doesn't engage. We learn too how to live out our faith doing what is right but often hard. Many lessons we need for life today!

The marriage relationship doesn't come easy, but God has not left us to figure it all out on our own. Today we learn three Biblical principles in how to enjoy a healthy marriage.

Marriage and sexuality are not only personal issues but important to each of us. The questions of today are: Can we define marriage as we want to, or is it something God defines for all times and all societies? And if God has said what marriage is, then can we change it? Is He right? Who has the authority to decide? What will we do with what God's Word has said? If someone disagrees with us and God's Word, can we still be friends?
So many questions for us as a church in these challenging times.