Join us as we consider these important questions and their answers.

Join us as we delve into Psalm 19 and begin our adventure through the Westminster Larger Catechism.

The last chapter of Genesis draws us to a close of sorts, and yet contains a to-be-continued feel. God’s faithfulness to bring Abraham’s family to this moment points to future faithfulness yet to come, though some elements of the promise are not yet fulfilled. Join us as we reflect on the book and discuss the reflex of faith that causes both Jacob and Joseph to desire a burial in the promised land, even as their descendants remain in Egypt for the time being.

As we approach the end of Genesis, with the death of Jacob looming, we encounter two scenes of blessing in chapters 48 and 49. In a careful narration we are reminded of scenes before, and while the deception is removed, surprises remain. Grandsons are placed among sons in inheritance; blessing and prophecy join hands; the promise to Abraham carries forward—but to an entire generation rather than a single son. And leadership is given to…Judah? Join us as we reflect on two chapters near the end of Genesis and on Jacob’s desire to be buried by his sons in the Promised Land, though their sojourn in Egypt will continue.

How will Israel be provided for in the midst of a famine affecting the whole world? What transpires in Egypt more broadly? And how does this all connect to promises already given to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob? Join us as we begin to wrap up Genesis, looking at how Joseph feeds the family and their flocks, and as Jacob looks back to the land of Canaan and makes his son swear to lay him to rest in the family tomb.

Witness the culmination of the Lord’s unwavering promises as Jacob is guided to safety in Egypt, reunited with his beloved son, and assured of a future where his legacy and his bones will return tp the land of Canaan. Jacob’s journey echoes with the resounding certainty that God’s word never falters.

Joseph sets a test for his brothers; have they changed, or are they the same men he knew at 17 years old? An awkward chapter break notwithstanding, we finally come to the climax of the Joseph story as he reveals himself to his brothers. Dismay, terror, joy, weeping—all the feels, as they say! And yet he is able to comfort his brothers with the knowledge that what God has used for good what they had intended for evil. How do we explain the depth of Joseph’s faith, or the character transformation in Judah as he offers himself in Benjamin’s place?

In a dramatic twist, Joseph encounters his estranged brothers in Genesis 42–43. As the brothers bow before him, the tables turn, and a profound test of character unfolds. Joseph, now in a position of authority, navigates the line between testing their characters and exacting revenge.

In Genesis 41, we witness an astonishing turn of events as Joseph is catapulted from the literal pit of prison to a position of immense power and influence. In God’s providence Joseph will play a crucial role in the destiny of Egypt and the well-bering of the world. Join us as we discuss this exciting chapter!