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Today’s message, ‘Always Show Grace’ from Genesis 21, looks at Abraham’s surprising response to injustice. Instead of demanding repayment, he gives generously. Pastor Josh shows how grace takes the lead in reconciliation and points us to the heart of the gospel.

In today’s message, ‘Always Show Grace’ from Genesis 21, Pastor Josh shares how a quiet conflict between Abraham and Abimelech was diffused with humility. As misunderstandings arise, we’re reminded that God’s people are called to listen carefully and respond with grace.

Today we turn to Genesis 29 in a message called ‘Another 7 Years.’ Jacob arrives at a well, and God arranges a life-changing encounter. Through this love story we see God’s hand guiding even in unexpected ways, reminding us that His timing and plans are always better than ours.

What happens when conflict interrupts joy? In Genesis 21, tension grows between Sarah and Hagar. But even in the pain, God remains faithful. In ‘The Promise Keeper,’ we’ll see how God meets us in brokenness and reveals His plan with grace and purpose.

God always keeps His word, even when the promise feels impossible. In today’s message, ‘The Promise Keeper,’ we turn to Genesis 21 to see the birth of Isaac. Through Abraham and Sarah’s story, we’re reminded that God’s timing is perfect, and His promises never fail.

God doesn't just work through perfect people. In ‘Old Sin’ from Genesis 20, we’re reminded that He uses the weak and flawed to display His power. Abraham’s failure shows us that God’s plans don’t depend on our strength. They rest entirely on His faithfulness.

The story of Abraham reminds us that even those with great faith can fall back into familiar patterns. In today’s message, titled ‘Old Sin’ from Genesis 20, we’ll see how God responds when Abraham repeats a past mistake. God’s grace still meets him, and it’s the same grace available to us.

Children learn by watching. When God’s truth is missing, the consequences can be painful. In ‘The Next Generation is Watching’ from Genesis 19, we’ll see how Lot’s failures shaped his daughters, and how God’s grace still reached through the darkness.

The choices we make don’t just shape our lives, they shape the future. In ‘The Next Generation is Watching’ from Genesis 19, Pastor Josh opens a hard but needed conversation about Lot’s decisions and their ripple effect. This message challenges us to live a life worth following.

Lot lingered. His wife looked back. His family laughed. Still, God showed mercy. In ‘The Judge and the Savior’ from Genesis 19, we see that Lot wasn’t saved by his goodness. He was saved by grace. And God’s grace often reaches us when we need it most.

When a city turns from God, it doesn’t just fall. It brings destruction. In ‘The Judge and the Savior’ from Genesis 19, two angels arrive in Sodom and find a city lost in darkness. This account warns us what happens when truth is rejected and sin becomes the norm.

In ‘Wheeling and Dealing with God’ from Genesis 18, Abraham boldly pleads for mercy on behalf of a sinful city. Again and again, he asks, and God patiently listens. This passage shows us a God who cares deeply for people and invites us to intercede with compassion and faith.

Abraham takes a walk with the Lord and ends up in a remarkable back-and-forth conversation. In today's message, titled ‘Wheeling and Dealing with God’ from Genesis 18, we’ll hear what happens when a man boldly intercedes for a wicked city. This is a powerful glimpse into prayer, mercy, and the heart of God.

God is not distant or disinterested. In today’s message titled 'God Knows the Secrets of Our Hearts', Pastor Josh takes us to Genesis 18, where the Lord visits Abraham with a surprising promise. As the story unfolds, we’re reminded that God sees us fully and still draws near.

Even after our worst mistakes, God does not forget us. In ‘You Need a Reminder’ from Genesis 17, we see how the Lord changes Sarai’s name and renews His promise. The gift of a son is still coming, because God’s mercy does not depend on our performance, but on His perfect faithfulness.

Sometimes the most powerful thing God can give us is a simple reminder. In today’s message titled ‘You Need a Reminder’ from Genesis 17, we’ll hear how God lovingly repeats His promises to Abraham. Through name changes and covenant signs, the Lord calls His people to remember and trust what He has said.

God sees. God hears. And He saves. In Genesis 16, we meet Hagar, a hurting woman on the run, and witness the grace of a God who meets her in the wilderness. The message is called ‘Don’t Play Savior, That’s God’s Job’, and it shows how God meets us right where we are.

God’s promises don’t need our shortcuts. In Genesis 16, Pastor Josh shares how Abraham and Sarah’s impatience with God’s plan led to heartache. The sermon is titled ‘Don’t Play Savior, That’s God’s Job’, and it reminds us to trust God’s timing, even when waiting feels hard.

In today’s message, ‘The Undeserved Covenant,’ we turn to Genesis 15. God confirms his promise in a way Abraham never expected. While Abraham watches, God alone walks through the sacrifice, showing that this covenant depends fully on him, not on us.

God’s promises never fail, even when our faith feels weak. In today’s message, ‘The Undeserved Covenant,’ we turn to Genesis 15, where God responds to Abraham’s doubt with grace. When belief is hard, the Lord meets us with assurance that his word still stands.

Sometimes we offer God our best ideas for how He might keep His promises. In ‘Belief Is Simple, But Not Easy’ from Genesis 15, Abram does the same. But God responds with a promise that’s bigger than Abram imagined. He calls him outside and says, “Look at the stars.”

Faith can seem simple. Just believe. But when life delays our hopes or takes a turn, belief becomes hard. In today’s message titled ‘Belief Is Simple, But Not Easy’ from Genesis 15, we’ll watch God meet Abram in doubt and remind him that He Himself is the greatest reward.

Who is this king with no genealogy, no beginning, and no end? In Genesis 14, ‘Melchizedek: The King of Righteousness’ shows us a priest-king who points to Jesus. Today’s message reminds us we have a perfect mediator who stands between God and man.

Melchizedek appears as a mystery from heaven, with no beginning or end. In ‘Melchizedek: The King of Righteousness,’ we explore Genesis 14 and this powerful moment between two kings. It’s a picture of Jesus in the text, and of a God who meets us with rest after the battle.