S. A. Fix
S. A. Fix (MDiv, Westminster Theological Seminary; PhD, Catholic University of America) is Senior Pastor of Reformed Presbyterian Church of Bowie (PCA). Fix teaches on an adjunct basis at Westminster Theological Seminary, Reformed Theological Seminary, and Faith Theological Seminary. He has published a commentary on 1–2 Samuel for The Gospel Coalition Bible Commentary as well as articles for Modern Reformation. He also has an edited edition of John Thomson’s Explication of the Shorter Catechism (1749) that is currently on pre-order from Westminster Seminary Press. Fix lives in Bowie with his wife, Rachel, and their four children, Rock (17), Louisa (15), Gigi (13), and Mac (11).
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The Suffering Servant-King: Jesus in Genesis 37–50
This final section of Genesis introduces “the generations of Jacob,” focusing on Joseph, the suffering son who descends into slavery but rises to second-in-command in Egypt, ultimately becoming the savior of Israel’s family.
Shepherd King: Jesus in Genesis 28–36
Jacob’s life is not primarily marked by faith (like Abraham) or faithfulness (like Isaac), but by God’s grace triumphing over self-sufficiency.
Elder Brother, Better Isaac: Jesus in Genesis 22–27
Even as the covenant community expands, the Lord teaches that the blessing of the Covenant of Grace comes not by bloodline, but through faith alone.
The True Son: Jesus in Genesis 16–21
The gospel “mother promise” of Genesis 3:15 continues to reverberate through these chapters with increasing clarity—the Messiah will be a son of Abraham, born through Sarah.
Covenant Servant: Jesus in Genesis 12–15
The Covenant of Grace, first announced in Genesis 3:15, is expanded to Abram in wondrous promises—all of which are fulfilled in Jesus Christ.
