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In today’s episode, we return to Book of Genesis and find the aftermath of Jacob taking Esau’s blessing. Hurt, anger, and betrayal have now turned into something much more dangerous as Esau begins plotting to kill his brother. What started as deception within a family has created division, fear, and consequences that can no longer be ignored.As tensions rise, Rebekah steps in once again in an attempt to “fix” the situation she helped create. Out of fear and desperation, she begins making plans to protect Jacob and preserve what she believed God had promised. Yet through this story, we are reminded of a powerful truth: God does not need human manipulation, panic, or interference to accomplish His will.
In today's episode, we encourage ourselves in the Lord. Reminding ourselves that indeed, His grace is sufficient for us. Chin up beloved, God is a loving Father and is so in love with you.
In today's episode we get into chapter 27 where Isaac blesses Jacob. We look at the importance of knowing the voice of God and being sure and confident of our ability to hear the voice and obey it.
Today we are in Genesis 26, we get to see God reinforce the covenant He previously made with Abraham, now being reinstated with his son Isaac. We see the covenant in full effect in the life of Isaac.
Today we look at Esau giving up his birthright for a bowl of lentil stew. What is a birth right, what is its significance and what did Esau really end up giving up?
In today's episode we finalise on chapter 25 of Genesis, looking into the birth of Isaac's children: Esau & Jacob.
In today's episode, we get to the end of Abraham's life. We see him ensuring the covenant he has with God is left in good order, protected from contamination and family interference.
In today's episode we see what being steady, being consistent and ultimately being faithful unlocked for a servant of a great man of God. Your faithfulness in the little now, is not to be despised.
In today's episode we learn more about Sarah. We see that there was more to her than just being the woman who laughed when she heard God's promise to her husband Abraham and her.
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