Message Series: Blueprint

Genesis 26:12-27:41 // Family Matters

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!

Genesis 25:23-26:11 // The Place Of Compromise

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.

Genesis 25:9-22 // Some Keys For Relationships

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.

Genesis 24:27b & 25:1-8 // Experiencing God

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...

Genesis 23 & 24 // Losing And Gaining A Loved One

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.

Genesis 21:22-22:24 // The Father's Perspective

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...

Genesis 21:1-21 & Galatians 4:21-31 // Flesh vs. Spirit

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.

Genesis 20 // The Old Pathways

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.