Our Pastor's Wife, Tamara Brown, shares her thoughts on how to make the most of this opportunity that God has given and entrusted to mothers regarding motherhood.

Part 11 of our Genesis series continues our study of the Patriarchs of Israel with Josephs' story. Joseph’s life is described in such detail, that almost everything in his life typifies something in connection with Jesus.

Following what Psalm 81:10 says: "... open thy mouth wide, and I will fill it" This lesson focuses on the importance of not just opening our mouths, but opening them "wide", as the Bible says, in order to truly receive what we are meant to receive.

Part 10 of our Genesis series continues our study of the Patriarchs of Israel with Jacob's story. The life of Jacob, a man who's destiny was shaped by the favor of God, strongly reinforces a prevailing message of the Bible - you reap what you sow.

We were all created with physical and spiritual appetites. It's easy to feed one more than the other. It's even easier to feed the physical more than the spiritual. Your desire for the spiritual diminishes. You become content and lukewarm. Faith and spiritual hunger grow together. They rise and thrive together. It's time to be content with your physical life and discontent with your spiritual situation. It's time to grow.

Lesson 9 in our Genesis series continues with a Patriarch of Israel - Isaac. The story of Isaac shows one of the richest typologies in relation to Christ and the church, filled with layers of symbolism and foreshadowing of what was to come in the promise, birth and life of Jesus.

The journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step. It starts at a crossroad between sin and righteousness and ends at either a place you never intended, or a place you never imagined. The direction you choose will determine the destination of your life.

Marketing is everywhere. Buy this. Wear that. Go there. Stay here. Each object telling you that if only you had it, you would feel complete, whole. Most of us go through life thinking we are, because we have, but there is only one way to be complete, only Jesus.

Over 500 followers of Jesus saw him resurrected, but only 120 applied the information He gave and waited in the upper room for the Holy Spirit. Imagine if they all had only received his words, but done nothing with them. Unapplied information is powerless to produce change. You have the message of the Good News. Now it's time to use it.

The world we live in is a frustrating time in history. Sin abounds and is applauded, religious liberties slowly being taken away. The future look hollow. But, now is the time for the church to realize, we are being positioned for revival. The worse the world gets, the greater the grace of God is.