Gospel City Church

How do you move when you've been deeply hurt or wounded by somebody? How do you break free from bitterness caused by things that took place in your past? The incredible story of Joseph and his family shows us that God can heal and restore like no one else can...

As Joseph continues orchestrating events and testing his brothers, they finally reach the point of true repentance where restoration can begin to take place. Join us as this incredible story continues unfolding, teaching us invaluable lessons of faith along the way.

As improbable as Joseph's rise to the throne in Egypt was, even more remarkable is what happens next - the same brothers who sold him into slavery end up bowed down before him, seeking food from him, completely unaware of who he really is...

As God moves in Joseph's life yet again, he undergoes the most incredible transformation - rising from prison all the way to the palace of Pharaoh, where is he is placed in charge of the entire country of Egypt! We'll also continuing looking at all the amazing ways Joseph's life points to Jesus' life, ministry, death, and resurrection.

Just as Joseph's influence and reputation are growing to amazing heights, he finds himself in prison after being falsely accused of attempted rape. His story gives us some incredible lessons on faith, perseverance, dealing with sexual temptation, and continuing to trust God through life's up downs.

Our story takes a strange left-turn away from Joseph in order to use his brother, Judah, as a contrasting figure. The result is a chapter packed with hard lessons and difficult truths regarding judging, hypocrisy, and repentance...

As we begin studying Joseph, it quickly becomes apparent that his life points ahead, prophetically, to the life of Jesus. The parallels are absolutely incredible and give us reminders as well as fresh insights into the earthly ministry of our Savior...

With his life falling apart, God calls Jacob back to Bethel - the house of God. In this message, we'll discover what we can expect when we return to the Lord after a time of wandering from Him, and how we can start getting back to that place of relationship with Him.

As Jacob comes face-to-face with his brother Esau, we are treated to a lesson in reconciliation and how we can experience it in our own fractured relationships...

As Jacob wrestles with confronting his brother, Esau, after 20 years, he ends up wrestling with God Himself - in the flesh and in prayer. And we are blessed with some life-changing insights into praying powerful prayers and God's purpose in allowing pain in our lives.

As his situation sours, Jacob has to make a move. And as he does, we gain some encouraging reminders that the Lord is able to cause us to come out blessed, even from difficult situations.

In this study we're reminded that everybody looks to something for hope and purpose. And when that something is anything other than God, the result is always disappointment...

Jacob, our resident trickster, finds himself deceived by his own uncle in a way that will cost him 7 years of his life. But along with the deception comes the invaluable lesson of sowing and reaping - a principle that dramatically affects everything about our lives...

Sometimes the only way God can get us to move is by giving us no other option. As Jacob faces this exact scenario, he discovers the glorious truth that God is with him wherever he goes...

As Jacob and Esau's relationship heads toward disaster, we given some valuable lessons on family, relationships, and the all-important truth that God does not need our help!

As our story shifts to the lives of the twins Jacob and Esau, the familiar theme of the flesh and the spirit comes up yet again to reveal more about the daily struggles we face within ourselves.

After solving a fascinating mystery from the last few chapters, our study moves to revealing the key to restoring broken relationships and some vital lessons for every marriage.

As Abraham, the Father of Faith, reaches the end of his earthly life, we take a closer look at the issue of faith and how it works in the life of the believer...

How should a believer deal with the death of a loved one? In these 2 chapters we'll watch Abraham walk through the loss of his wife, Sarah, while his son, Isaac, receives the comfort of his own wife, Rebekah.

There aren't many more shocking and disturbing accounts in the Bible than God asking Abraham to sacrifice his only son, Isaac. So, what's really going on in this strange tale? Dive deep as we discover the incredible truth layered in Genesis 22...

As the birth of Abraham's long-awaited son, Isaac, finally arrives, we learn about the importance of trusting God's promises across long periods of time. We'll also gain a deeper understanding of what the war between our flesh and spirit is all about, and what we can do about it.

After 25 years or miracles and God's favour, Abraham effortlessly slips back into an old sin. In this study, we'll dive into how this happens in our lives, and we'll also be encouraged by what we can still do for those we can't minister to.

As we examine the train wreck of Lot's life that is laid out in Genesis 19, the New Testament commentary on his life reveals a shocking, almost unbelievable truth...

As we reach one of the strangest and most controversial chapters of the Bible, we parallel a very specific and fascinating End Times prophecy given by Jesus with the circumstances surrounding the destruction of the ancient cities of Sodom and Gomorrah.

In this encouraging chapter, we're reminded just how wonderful our God is, and that it's never too late for Him to do something incredible in our lives. We'll also see why the character of God clearly points to the Rapture of the Church in the End Times.