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Chris Abner, one of our elders, preached from Genesis 49:1-50:14, with a sermon titled, “Already… Not Yet”. Jacob showed his faith whilst at the end of his life,  still in Egypt, he believed that God will fulfill His promise that Israel will enter Canaan. He blessed his sons with portions of the land they have […]

Chad Cavanaugh, one of our covenant partners, preached on Genesis 46-48. Through scripture, we looked at God’s blessings to Jacob, Jacob’s obedience to God, and God’s blessings through Jacob. When we bask on God’s abundant blessings to us, His relational presence in our lives, His death on the cross, we are fueled into obedient living,

Yi Khen, one of our covenant partners preached from Genesis 42-45. In these passages, we see how God worked reconciliation in Joseph’s family. When we are angry, and relationships get broken, we remember how Jesus has reconciled us back to God through his death on the cross. Let this truth of grace and sacrifice soften

Kyle Essary, our soon to be covenant partner, preached from Genesis 39-41. Material blessings can blind us to God’s Providence in our lives, just like Joseph in the passage. We often mistakenly associate success, security and safety as God being present with us, and suffering as the absence of God. In reality, God’s power is

Chris Abner, one of our elders, preached from Genesis 38, “Finding God’s kindness in tumultuous times.” God’s kindness to us, wretched sinners that we are, should lead us to repentance. Just like Judah in this passage, God’s kindness to him was a gift. Repentance is not merely shame or sorrow of sin, it’s a redirection

Kyle Essary preached from Genesis 37:2-36. We looked at this passage and saw so much dysfunction and discord in the family, but God still fulfill His promises in spite of their sins. We thank God we have Jesus whose death and resurrection have taken away our sins and shame. In Christ, we are adopted into

Massimo Gei, one of our elders preached from Genesis 35-36 with the sermon titled “Kings shall come”. We were brought through these passages to see how God worked in preserving his royal promise, a royal lineage and a royal fulfillment. This royal promise is ours through Jesus – we are a royal, holy, priesthood and

Chris Abner, one of the elders, preached from a difficult passage, Genesis 34. Despite our tendency to err away from God’s plans, God remains faithful and therefore we can find comfort in God’s promises.

Andy Dawson, one of our covenant partner, preached from Genesis 32-33. We were reminded that Jesus , for our sake was wounded on the cross, took the full wrath that we deserve, so that we can have the blessing of a relationship with God. Because if this, let us seek to grow in Christ likeness

Chris Abner, one of our elders, preached from Genesis 29:1 – 31:55. Despite of men’s deception in pursuing power and wealth, God will still work amongst the broken pieces. He is faithful to His plan, and His people. Therefore, live in faith, and not in fear. Learn to trust God to work out His plan