In the Search of Blessing
April 08, 2018
Sermon Series: Finding Hope in Family Conflict
Pastor Jeff Manion walks us through the story of Jacob and Esau. This conversation revolves around a family blessing and the conflict it brings. We see God working in, through and around the family conflict as we learn about centering our life around Jesus, the hope God provides and the reality of consequences.
Genesis 27
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It
Student Ministries Pastor Aaron Buer walks us through the story of Jacob getting married. This week our conversation revolves around what we want and how we go about obtaining IT. Aaron shows us four questions we can ask to help replace our desire for IT with a desire for God. In this story, we see God working in, through and around another family conflict. Genesis 29
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Dream Boy
Pastor Jeff Manion helps us see how the way we respond to pain is important. We learn to not allow the pain we experience to define the way we react. We see the story God is telling through the family of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Joseph is a good story, even though there are some awful parts along the way. Genesis 37
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