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 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).

In the long-awaited encounter between Jacob and Esau, God keeps his promises to Jacob in surprising and gracious ways. This exposition will focus on the invincible nature of the saving promises of God.

As Jacob prepares to meet Esau, he looks to God to preserve him and his family according to his covenant faithfulness. This exposition of Genesis 32:1-21 will focus on the truth of God's presence with his people in their trials.

In Genesis 31, God commands Jacob to return with his family back to the land of Canaan. This exposition will focus upon what it means to follow our faithful God in this fallen world.

This exposition of Genesis will focus upon the faithfulness of God in spite of the sins of his covenant people.

Our exposition of Genesis 29:1-30 will focus on the providence and faithful discipline that God gives to his covenant people.

This exposition of Genesis 26:1-33 will focus upon the common troubles of the people of God in every generation, and God's faithfulness to them in the midst of those troubles.

Returning back to our series of expositions through the book of Genesis, we'll meditate upon how God presses his promises home to our hearts, based upon his interaction with Abraham and Sarah in Genesis 18:1-15.

In this New Year's Day sermon, we'll meditate upon the connection between God's faithfulness and the progressive sanctification of every Christian.

This Sunday we will dive into the first half of Genesis 14 to see how God stays faithful to his people in the midst of world conflict and in the face of great enemies.

This Sunday's exposition of Genesis 12:10-20 will focus in on the faithfulness of God to his people, in the midst of strange circumstances and despite our sin.

Guest speaker Mike DeVries preaches from Matthew 8:23-27, and we learn that Jesus is leading, calm, and in control no matter what you're going through.

In this exposition of Genesis 8, we'll consider how the Lord puts his saving love and faithfulness to his saving promises on display as the waters of the flood receded, the earth dries out, and Noah and his family finally are allowed to exit the ark.

As we bring 2021 to a close as a church family, we're going to look back and reflect on some of the ways the Lord has shown his faithfulness to us throughout the past year. To help us identify Christ's faithfulness in places we might not normally see it, we'll spend a little time in John 11:1-6, where the faithful love of Jesus is shown in his delay in answering an urgent prayer.

Can you have true spiritual confidence? This passage explains why you not only can, but why you NEED Christian confidence.

To prepare us to share testimonies with one another of the faithfulness of God over the past year, we'll spend a little time in Psalm 103; a call to give praise to God for his good dealings with his people.