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.

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.

Looking at Jesus' words in Matthew 12:38-41, we will reflect upon the greatest evidence Jesus provides that we should trust in him as our only Savior and Lord.

In this exposition of Galatians 2:20-21, we will learn from Paul of the order of events in the Christian life, according to the Gospel of grace.

In this exposition of Galatians 2:15-19, we will consider the only way for sinners to be justified by God.

In this Reformation Sunday sermon, we will take a brief excurses from the book of Genesis, to look at Romans 3:21-4:8 and what Paul says about how God justifies sinners, and how he did so prior to the coming of Christ.

In this exposition of Genesis 15:1-6, we'll find great encouragement in a brief interaction between the Lord and Abram.

In Genesis 7, God makes good on all the warnings of judgment and promises of salvation he spoke to Noah. In our exposition of this passage, we'll consider how the truthfulness of God's words should alter the way we live.

Next up in our series through the book of Genesis is the genealogy from Adam to Noah in Genesis 5 - a passage that shows us the way to live rightly in a world of death.

In this sermon we return to John 3:1-21, to explore what God requires of us to live with him forever in his eternal kingdom. This week we consider the meaning and necessity of believing in Jesus for salvation.

We often live our lives as if we are the masters over them and treat God as if he is essentially irrelevant to our plans. But if there is anything the recent coronavirus pandemic has demonstrated; it is that we are not nearly so powerful as we think we are. In this video, Zach dives into James 4:13-17 to help us learn how to go about our lives with attitudes of humble submission to God as we remember our great need for him.