In this message, Andrew Flaxman takes us to Genesis 32:22–32, where Jacob finds himself alone and wrestling with God through the night.
There are moments in our journey of faith when we find ourselves in the wrestle, between where we have been and where God is leading us, between what we understand and what requires us to trust.
Jacob walked away from his encounter changed. The wrestle became a place of transformation, where God not only blessed him but gave him a new name and a new identity.
This message encourages us not to run from the wrestling seasons, but to recognise that they can become sacred places of encounter—where we hold onto God, allow Him to transform us and emerge changed by His presence.
“I will not let you go unless you bless me.” Genesis 32:26