Jacob’s Sorrows

Jul 10, 2016

Today, as we conclude our “Coming Home” sermon series in Genesis, the difficulties of life and the inevitable for all of us: death.  But he also begins to reap in his own family and offspring what his past sexual sin has sown.

Genesis: 31-35

Jacob's Sorrow

by Greg Sykes | Genesis: Coming Home

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