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June 07, 2026Reconciliation vs. Retaliation36 minutesPlayShane Rasch – Genesis 33-34BulletinDiscussion & Reflection QuestionsWhat stood out most to you from this sermon? Why?Esau’s forgiveness of Jacob is easily the best part of this story. What do you think led him to forgive Jacob?Is there anyone in your life that you don’t think you could ever forgive? Is this ever an acceptable posture to have? Why or why not?Is there a step the Lord might be leading you to take in forgiving someone?Jacob and his sons resorted to fighting or freezing in the face of evil. What is your natural inclination? Where did you learn that response?How should we respond to evil in the world? How do we respond when the right attitude or action is not immediately obvious?...moreShareView all episodesBy Mountain View Community Church4.62727 ratingsJune 07, 2026Reconciliation vs. Retaliation36 minutesPlayShane Rasch – Genesis 33-34BulletinDiscussion & Reflection QuestionsWhat stood out most to you from this sermon? Why?Esau’s forgiveness of Jacob is easily the best part of this story. What do you think led him to forgive Jacob?Is there anyone in your life that you don’t think you could ever forgive? Is this ever an acceptable posture to have? Why or why not?Is there a step the Lord might be leading you to take in forgiving someone?Jacob and his sons resorted to fighting or freezing in the face of evil. What is your natural inclination? Where did you learn that response?How should we respond to evil in the world? How do we respond when the right attitude or action is not immediately obvious?...more
Shane Rasch – Genesis 33-34BulletinDiscussion & Reflection QuestionsWhat stood out most to you from this sermon? Why?Esau’s forgiveness of Jacob is easily the best part of this story. What do you think led him to forgive Jacob?Is there anyone in your life that you don’t think you could ever forgive? Is this ever an acceptable posture to have? Why or why not?Is there a step the Lord might be leading you to take in forgiving someone?Jacob and his sons resorted to fighting or freezing in the face of evil. What is your natural inclination? Where did you learn that response?How should we respond to evil in the world? How do we respond when the right attitude or action is not immediately obvious?
June 07, 2026Reconciliation vs. Retaliation36 minutesPlayShane Rasch – Genesis 33-34BulletinDiscussion & Reflection QuestionsWhat stood out most to you from this sermon? Why?Esau’s forgiveness of Jacob is easily the best part of this story. What do you think led him to forgive Jacob?Is there anyone in your life that you don’t think you could ever forgive? Is this ever an acceptable posture to have? Why or why not?Is there a step the Lord might be leading you to take in forgiving someone?Jacob and his sons resorted to fighting or freezing in the face of evil. What is your natural inclination? Where did you learn that response?How should we respond to evil in the world? How do we respond when the right attitude or action is not immediately obvious?...more
Shane Rasch – Genesis 33-34BulletinDiscussion & Reflection QuestionsWhat stood out most to you from this sermon? Why?Esau’s forgiveness of Jacob is easily the best part of this story. What do you think led him to forgive Jacob?Is there anyone in your life that you don’t think you could ever forgive? Is this ever an acceptable posture to have? Why or why not?Is there a step the Lord might be leading you to take in forgiving someone?Jacob and his sons resorted to fighting or freezing in the face of evil. What is your natural inclination? Where did you learn that response?How should we respond to evil in the world? How do we respond when the right attitude or action is not immediately obvious?