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Episode 4: Isaac and Rebekah : The Story of Isaac
This sermon explores Genesis 24:1-4, 10-14, the story of how Isaac and Rebekah’s marriage came to be—a story rooted in faithfulness, prayer, and God’s steadfast love. Abraham, his servant, and Rebekah each demonstrate faithfulness in their own way, showing us how God blesses those who trust in Him.
Key Themes:
God Blesses Faithfulness – Abraham had seen God’s promises unfold, and now, in his old age, he ensured that faithfulness continued in the next generation.
A Faithful Trifecta – Abraham, his servant (likely Eliezer), and Rebekah all play key roles in trusting God’s plan.
Abraham remains committed to keeping Isaac in the promised land.
The servant prays for clear guidance, relying on God’s ḥesed (steadfast love).
Rebekah is chosen because of her servant’s heart—going above and beyond to serve a stranger.
Knowing Your Forsaken Land vs. Your Promised Land – Abraham refused to let Isaac return to the land he left. This reminds us to recognize where God is calling us forward rather than backward.
Reflection Questions:
This passage reminds us that faithfulness is not just about waiting—it’s about action, trust, and obedience. As we seek God’s guidance, may we have the heart of Abraham, the faith of his servant, and the willingness of Rebekah.
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By La Jolla Christian FellowshipThis sermon explores Genesis 24:1-4, 10-14, the story of how Isaac and Rebekah’s marriage came to be—a story rooted in faithfulness, prayer, and God’s steadfast love. Abraham, his servant, and Rebekah each demonstrate faithfulness in their own way, showing us how God blesses those who trust in Him.
Key Themes:
God Blesses Faithfulness – Abraham had seen God’s promises unfold, and now, in his old age, he ensured that faithfulness continued in the next generation.
A Faithful Trifecta – Abraham, his servant (likely Eliezer), and Rebekah all play key roles in trusting God’s plan.
Abraham remains committed to keeping Isaac in the promised land.
The servant prays for clear guidance, relying on God’s ḥesed (steadfast love).
Rebekah is chosen because of her servant’s heart—going above and beyond to serve a stranger.
Knowing Your Forsaken Land vs. Your Promised Land – Abraham refused to let Isaac return to the land he left. This reminds us to recognize where God is calling us forward rather than backward.
Reflection Questions:
This passage reminds us that faithfulness is not just about waiting—it’s about action, trust, and obedience. As we seek God’s guidance, may we have the heart of Abraham, the faith of his servant, and the willingness of Rebekah.