This exposition will highlight the lessons that emerge from the surprising way God's blessing is passed down from Jacob in Genesis 48.

This sermon will focus on the way humility is cultivated in the Christian life.

This exposition of Philippians 2:1-11 will focus on our need to grow in humility in the coming year - and on explaining what true humility looks like.

This exposition explores the meaning of the well known promise of God in Romans 8:28.

In this Christmas message, we will explore the meaning of the name Immanuel.

In this exposition of Scripture, we will look to Philippians 2:5-8 for answers to the question of why Christ's birth is such a celebrated and important event.

Set against the backdrop of the great famine in the land, Genesis 47:7-31 highlights the faithfulness of God to his promises.

As we walk through Jacob's journey to Egypt with his family, we will consider how God's faithfulness to his promises often contradicts our expectations.

In this sermon, we will examine 2 Thessalonians 1:3-12 to see what we can learn about prayer from the apostle Paul, and consider how we might grow in prayer.

This exposition of Genesis 45:16-46:4 will focus on the mysterious work of God to lead the people of Israel away from the promised land, and how God's way of fulfilling his promises is seldom what we would expect it to be.

In this exposition, we return to the reconciliation of Joseph with his brothers in Genesis 45:1-15 to explore some of the major effects the truth of God's providence should have upon our lives.

Our exposition of Genesis 45:1-15 will focus on the practical meaning and extent of the Providence of God. (Part 1 of 2)

This exposition of Genesis 44 will explore the connection between repentance and the experience of God's mercy.

This Reformation Sunday sermon will explore the place and limits of examining our works as a means to grow in the assurance of our salvation.

This exposition of Genesis 43 will focus on the ways God surprises his people with his mercy.

In Genesis 42, we begin to see how the promises of God toward Jacob, his family, and Joseph will be fulfilled, reminding us that life and history are headed to a distinct conclusion.

In this exposition of Genesis 41, we will explore the nature of God's kingly rule over all things.

This exposition will focus on the "slowness" of God's deliverance as seen in the disappointing turn of events in Genesis 40.

In this exposition of Genesis 39, we will explore how the Lord was with Joseph in the descent of his first decade in Egypt, and what it means for us.

This exposition will work through and show the implications of the sordid story of Genesis 38 and the shameful beginnings of the line of Judah (and thus, the Messiah).