In our sermon series: “Discovering Jesus as Friend, Teacher, Savior, Lord, Way, and Presence,” we are looking at the questions: “Who is Jesus, really?” and “What does it mean to actually follow Jesus in our daily lives?” These are important questions that we all need to consider as Christians. And one of the ways that we are seeking to answer these questions is by looking at the ways we experience Jesus in our daily lives. And this morning, we are looking at how we experience Jesus as Teacher. Associated Scripture: John 13:13-17 

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In our sermon series: “Discovering Jesus as Friend, Teacher, Savior, Lord, Way, and Presence” We are going to be looking at the questions: “Who is Jesus, really?” and “What does it mean to actually follow Jesus in our daily lives?” One of the best ways to answer these questions is by talking about how we experience Jesus as Christians. This is an opportunity for us to discover who Jesus is, what Jesus means to us, and how that makes an impact on our lives. And so, this morning, we are kicking off our series by talking about how we experience Jesus as Friend. Associated Scripture: John 15:12-17

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Through this series, we have looked at Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. And we have seen how God has worked in this family bloodline through all their mistakes and failures – in good times and in bad times – from generation to generation. This morning we are wrapping up this series as we talk about Joseph and his brothers. Associated Scripture: Genesis 37:3-4, 12-18 

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This morning is the penultimate sermon in our series: “Generations in Genesis.” We only have one more Sunday left after today. In this series, we have seen these family members fighting, arguing, and bickering. But we have also seen how God still works despite all the brokenness and chaos in this family. This morning we are looking at the story of two sisters, Rachel, and Leah. Associated Scripture: Genesis 29:16-28

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We are continuing our sermon series: “Generations in Genesis” as we explore the first family in the Bible. As we look at each of these family members and see how they are broken – it gives us an opportunity to recognize how our own families are broken as well. But God is still working in us, and through us, despite our mistakes and failures. This morning we are looking at the story of Jacob and Esau. Associated Scripture: Genesis 25:21-34

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We are continuing our sermon series: “Generations in Genesis” as we explore the first family in the Bible. As we look at each of these family members and see how they are broken – it gives us an opportunity to recognize how our own families are broken as well. But God is still working in us, and through us, despite our mistakes and failures. This morning we are looking at the story of Isaac and Rebekah. Associated Scripture: Genesis 24:42-48; 58-67

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We are continuing our sermon series: “Generations in Genesis” as we explore the first family in the Bible. As we look at each of these family members and see how they are broken – it gives us an opportunity to recognize how our own families are broken as well. But despite all of our sins, and mistakes, and failures – we can see how God is still working in us, and through us, to bring about God’s will. This morning we are looking at one of the most familiar stories in the Bible – the story of Abraham and Isaac. Associated Scripture: Genesis 22:1-14

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In our sermon series: “Generations in Genesis" we are exploring the first family in Genesis. And as we explore this family tree, we see how God works with us and through us despite our messy and chaotic lives. This morning we are looking at one of the most disturbing, horrific, and upsetting stories in the entire Bible – the story of Abraham, Sarah, and Hagar. Associated Scripture: Genesis 21:1-3; 9-13

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This morning we are continuing our sermon series, called: “Generations in Genesis.” Throughout this series we are tracing the bloodline of the first family in Genesis from Adam and Eve in the Garden – to Joseph and his brothers in Egypt. In each of the stories of these family members, we are reminded that our families are also chaotic, messy, and broken. But we are also reminded of how God works in us and through us – despite our mistakes and failures. This morning we are looking at the story of the first siblings, Cain, and Abel. Associated Scripture: Genesis 4:1-16

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In this sermon series, “Generations in Genesis" we are tracing the bloodline of the first family in Genesis from Adam and Eve in the Garden – to Joseph and his brothers in Egypt. In each of the stories of these family members, we are reminded that we are chaotic, messy, and broken. But we are also reminded of how God works in us and through us – despite our mistakes and failures. This morning we are going to be looking at the first humans – the first family in the Bible – Adam and Eve. Associated Scripture: Genesis 3:1-13

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