» Crestview Church of Boulder -Weekly Podcast

Do you ever feel like a setback or a misstep has disqualified you from a future opportunity? Have you felt, do you feel, as if a mistake, poor choice, wrong decision has taken away your confidence? A growing doubt in yourself, of yourself, a fear to not venture out or take a risk in doing something worth doing?

Sunday, we see God's unfolding plan of rescue in the life of Moses. Everyone seems to know who Moses is... yet, he's a complicated character.

In Exodus chapter 2, we see God's plan of redemption, God's story, unfolding in real time with real people. This week we see three more women in Moses' mother, sister, and even in Pharaoh's own daughter, 'fearing God' rather than man.

I Exodus Chapter 1 we are struck by the courage and faith of two Hebrew midwives who defied Pharoah's order to do evil.

In Exodus, we see God hearing the cries of his people, raising up a deliverer, and leading them out of bondage. God creates, redeems, and calls a people to himself, to be his people. It's really God's story from beginning to the end of history as we know it.

Over and over again in the life of Joseph, God is on display in God's word and in his story as it unfolds in Genesis 12-50. Joseph says to his brothers, in spite of the suffering he has experienced in his life, "You meant it for evil, but God meant it for good." What can he mean?

This Sunday we will take a look at the life of Jacob and God's faithfulness to him, and to his covenantal promise. As we learn more and more about God's story, we see in God's story, our story.

Paul Jorden is a semi-retired pastor from Family in Christ, in Westminster, CO. I say semi-retired because Paul is an active pastor, it's who he is, engaged in the Gospel and the life of the church continually. So glad to have him with us this week to bring the message from Genesis: God's Story of Isaac!

We begin with God's Story with Abraham in Genesis 12-25. And here is the beauty of God's story. When we understand God's story, and we can understand God's story in our story, we will under stand our place in God's story.

Sabbath is a gift, God given, to delight in. To ignore its practice, to not enter in, I think, is a sin. A command, an invitation to rest...