Have you ever wished you had a way to know exactly what God wanted you to do at a given time?  Join us as we continue in the story of Jacob, especially at a critical point in his life.  Watch as he deals with an unfair boss, an angry wife, and a growing desire to go back home.  Take the lessons from his life and apply them to yours!

At the last supper, there was a prevailing sentiment that something great was about to happen. And in light of their expectations, the disciples were preoccupied with the idea of who would be the greatest.  Have you ever considered that pride plays such a huge part in our society today?  Our appearance, possessions, job, status etc. etc.  Join us as we examine Christ's wonderful condescension and his example of what we ought to be.

Have you ever noticed a set of circumstances that were too good to be true?  You meet someone, they help you with something you absolutely needed at that time, and now you're prepared for something bigger that changes your life?  Our modern vernacular calls this fortuitous, serendipitous, lucky, but the bible views that as providence.

Have you ever left your phone at home and felt a strange...emptiness?  Long before we had the modern conveniences of today, people still had a need for connection.  In our message tomorrow, we will find a man on the run, but still connected to a loving God.

Have you ever considered why God even stoops to save us?  When you consider his majesty, power, and infinite wisdom, we pale in comparison, it's a marvel that he even notices us!

Have you ever had to wait for something?  Did you ever get tired of waiting and just decide to take matters into your own hands?  Our message examines the story of Jacob's brother, Esau, and the momentary decision that had lifelong consequences.

Everyone has a different favorite Bible character.  My favorite Bible character is Jacob.  He was a shepherd, wrestler, strongman, businessman, actor, cook, son, and many other things.  His colorful life shows how God's grace is manifest to us even when we make a mess of our own lives.

Often considered a children's story, the conversion of Zacchaeus is overlooked for its miraculous properties.  A hated man turns into a devout follower of Jesus.  How did this happen?  Join us as we study the plan of salvation in 10 verses in tomorrow's message entitled: Salvation In A Call.