God calls Jacob back to Bethel, and Jacob leads his household to bury their idols, cleanses their camp, and returns to the place where God first met him. At Bethel, Jacob builds an altar, receives reaffirmed promises, and is named Israel as his life is reordered around obedience and worship. As the journey continues, Rachel dies giving birth to Benjamin, Reuben commits a grievous sin, and Isaac dies, marking loss and reckoning within the family. In a world crowded with competing loyalties, what old attachments might we need to lay down in order to walk renewed in where God is calling us?