Have you ever been in a really tough situation?  Probably.  But not like Joseph!  Let’s see how God protects Joseph through his very tough situation.

Last week, we saw how the relationship between the brothers, Jacob and Esau, fell apart.  Today, let’s find out how God changed Esau’s heart and restored the relationship between Jacob and Esau.

Abraham’s family is growing, just like God had promised. We’ve already learned about Isaac, his son. Now Isaac has grown up and God gives him children – not one son but two sons!

After God announced the Messiah’s birth, Jesus was born! He wasn’t just any other baby and people knew it! Let’s see how others treated Him.

Before the miracle of the Messiah’s birth happens, God announces this to a man and a woman who will be baby Jesus’ mom and dad. How do they receive this news?

God knows that before He sends the Messiah, people need to be ready in the heart. So, God sends someone to prepare people for the Messiah. God sends John the Baptist who will be a prophet, speaking God’s words to prepare His people.

How can the Messiah have victory and bring blessing and be the king that we all need?

God made many promises about the Messiah. We will take a look at three of them.

God gives Abraham a test! Will he pass?

God is faithful to always keeps His promises. This time, it is by sending baby Isaac. But what happens to Ishmael, Abraham’s other son?

God is righteous. How is He righteous? Abraham gets to see this firsthand as God punishes the wicked without forgetting the righteous.

Even when we can’t understand how He will keep them, we must always trust God’s promises.

God makes a promise to Abram to bless not only his family but all the families of the earth through one of his descendants.

Why do the people of the world speak different languages? And what does this have to do with the pride of man?