As Jacob prepares to see his son, Joseph, again for the first time in over 20 years his excitement is mixed with some apprehension. His grandfather Abraham had gotten himself into a lot of trouble while traveling through Egypt (Genesis 12:10-20). God had told Jacob's father Isaac not to go down to Egypt during a famine in his own day (26:1-15). Was this foreign travel out of the promised land authorized by God? Or would his passport be revoked? In order to quiet Jacob’s apprehension, God assures him with this promise: I myself will go down with you to Egypt. What does it mean for God to be with us? How can that assurance help us today as we face our own apprehensions and fears? Join us as we explore this promise and its significance for our lives today.

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Genesis 46 - Genesis: An Uncertain Future

This week, we return to the story of Joseph and his brothers. We left them in Genesis 43 at the end of a party. The brothers still did not know Joseph, but their experience of him was gracious and joyful. A new day dawns in Genesis 44 and Joseph puts...

Genesis 44-45 - Genesis: An Uncertain Future

2 Corinthians 9 - Season of Pentecost

Jacob’s sons must return to Egypt. The family is again on the brink of starvation. This time they bring Benjamin. What will be their reception? How will Joseph (whom they only know as a great prince) treat them? This week, we see the triumph of...

Genesis 43 - Genesis: An Uncertain Future

Nearly 20 years after Joseph was sold into slavery by his brothers, we find them bowing before him and begging for their lives—not because they know who Joseph is, but because they are now in a position of need: they have come to Egypt to buy...

Genesis 42 - Genesis: An Uncertain Future

Message from Rev. Bryce Waller on September 12, 2021

Genesis 41 - Genesis: An Uncertain Future

In The Screwtape Letters, C. S. Lewis famously wrote, "“There are two equal and opposite errors into which our race can fall about the devils. One is to disbelieve in their existence. The other is to believe, and to feel an excessive and unhealthy...

Ephesians 6:10-24 - Ephesians: God's New Society

Last week, we saw how Paul applied the gospel’s teaching to the most intimate of relationships. This week, we follow Paul as he continues to work his way through the households: children and parents, masters and slaves. Paul is using a common frame...

Ephesians 5:1, 6:1-9 - Ephesians: God's New Society

Marriage is both glorious and hard. It is the highest joys and passions and the worst kind of blood, sweat and tears that we can know. This week, we turn to Paul’s famous (and to some, “infamous”) teaching on marriage. At the heart of it is a...

Ephesians 5:21-33 - Ephesians: God's New Society

Today we welcome to our pulpit Jordan Griesbeck, who is beginning his work as RUF campus minister at the University of Texas.

Mark 6:30-44 - Guest Speakers

We live in a morally complex world. In most of the circumstances we face as Christians, the difference between right and wrong is not always abundantly clear, and a simple list of “dos” and “don’ts” won’t give us what we really need in...

Ephesians 5:1-21 - Ephesians: God's New Society

Last week we made the turn we’ve all come to expect in Paul’s epistles: from the doctrine that Paul explains to the practice that Paul applies. This turn from indicative to imperative is an important one to make. Otherwise our heads are full of...

Ephesians 4:17-32 - Ephesians: God's New Society

Message from Rev. Bryce Waller on July 25, 2021

Ephesians 4:1-16 - Ephesians: God's New Society

Message from Andrew Waller on July 18, 2021

Ephesians 3:14-21 - Ephesians: God's New Society

Message from Rev. Greg Grooms on July 11, 2021

Ephesians 3:1-13 - Ephesians: God's New Society

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