In the summer of 2025, The Church at Eastern Oaks had members serving on three different continents! Our annual Mission Celebration Sunday is a time of worship, during which we hear testimonies from individuals who served on mission trips this year. Join us as we hear reports from those who served in Mexico, Japan, and Africa.

Let's go fishing! Pastor Eddie gives some amazing advice on becoming fishers of men by answering some important questions. What are we fishing for? Why fish for men? What do I have to do to be a good fisherman? Will I get results?

As we end our series on Genesis, we have to ask an important question. What have we learned? We've covered a lot of people, places, and events, but if all we have are facts, we've missed the point. As we conclude Genesis today, let's highlight three important themes we've learned from our study.

We now arrive at the final verses of Genesis. However, as Genesis ends, it becomes clear there is still more to come. As we look at these last 12 verses, the focus continues to be on the future, and there is still much we can learn. As Joseph interacts with his brothers, let's pay attention to how these verses teach us to live in the present while we focus on the future.

It's safe to say that most of us probably had a favorite teacher or two in school. We probably also had a few that were not our favorite. However, you don't have to like a teacher to learn from them. In today's passage, Jacob dies. And we can learn a lot from death. It may be our least favorite teacher, but we don't want to miss the lessons death has to teach us.