The book of 3 John teaches us about how believers live out their faith in the midst of an unbelieving culture. (Pastor Jacob Kelso)

The book of 2 John teaches us about being led by the Spirit, not isolated but ministering in the truth. (Pastor Jacob Kelso)

In the book of Jude we learn about contending for the faith that has been delivered once for all. (Pastor Jacob Kelso)

The family of faith work hard to solve their problems, but all forget to go God’s way. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

Jacob and Rebekah catfish Isaac to steal Esau’s blessing, while Isaac tries to defy the command of God. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

Isaac reacts to different provocations that come against him from famine, fear, foes, and family. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

The family of faith drifts into selfishness, culminating in Jacob’s famous red soup being traded to Esau for his birthright. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

Abraham and Ishmael die and are gathered to their people in the afterlife while the work of God continues in the family of faith. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

Abraham’s servant avoids distraction and delay in order to finish his quest to find a wife for Isaac. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

Abraham sends his servant to find a wife for Isaac in a faraway country, acting as a type of our service to the Lord and His providence in our lives. (Gene Pensiero Jr)