…Because they’ve been taught that losing is the goal.

Spiritual Warfare is not fasting and locking yourself in your closet, while commanding the regional demons to reveal their names.

Although our ultimate battle and enemy is spiritual, we must remember that Satan does, in fact, enlist flesh and blood in his ranks.

There is a difference between sinful deceit and Christian shrewdness.

Our world hates men, and seeks to castrate them in any way possible.

Jesus has bound the “strong man,” we have been called to plunder “the house.”

It’s clear that we’re in a dip right now, but the overall trajectory of Christ’s victory over Satan is on the rise. One day, our grandchildren will be taught evolution in their schools merely as example of the folly that comes from rejecting Christ, and they will laugh at its foolishness.

Is Jacob simply biased because of his own personal experience? Did Jacob make it his mission in life to go around cheating older sons out of their blessing? Why did Jacob give the greater blessing to Joseph’s younger son, at the expense of Joseph’s older son?

The most pressing question regarding Isaac’s blessing of Jacob is this: How could Isaac have blessed Jacob by faith, when he was deceived by him and thought he was blessing Esau. It is clear that the blessing of Jacob was not the design of Isaac.

Hebrews 12:17 says, “For you know that afterward, when [Esau] desired to inherit the blessing, he was rejected, for he found no chance to repent, though he sought it with tears.” So, according to Scripture, Esau did not (and COULD not) repent. If this is the case, why does Esau appear to forgive Jacob and then reconcile with him? This text is quite confusing because later in Esau’s life, he really seems to behave like a Christian.