The stories of Leah and Rachel press us to examine the depths of what we hold most dear. Their stories give us hope amidst our own mess by teaching us that God's sovereignty over us, and His patience with us, are all working into His wise plan and purpose. All the while, we see the intense consequences of what happens when we live by the flesh and not the Spirit.

The stories of Leah and Rachel press us to examine the depths of what we hold most dear. Their stories give us hope amidst our own mess by teaching us that God’s sovereignty over us, and His patience with us, are all working into His wise plan and purpose. All the while, we see the intense consequences of what happens when we live by the flesh and not the Spirit. 

Throughout the Psalms, we see a picture of Christ that awakens praise and worship. These Psalms summon us to stand in awe and adoration of the King of Kings.

Throughout the Psalms, we see a picture of Christ that awakens praise and worship. These Psalms summon us to stand in awe and adoration of the King of Kings. 

When we approach the deeper meaning behind Jacob's dream of a stairway the Heaven in Genesis 28, we are confronted with the grace of God in the life of Jacob. When God speaks, we find a truth that can give us rest in our loneliest days. When we discover the deeper meaning behind the stairway itself, we see Christ at the center of it all.

When we approach the deeper meaning behind Jacob’s dream of a stairway the Heaven in Genesis 28, we are confronted with the grace of God in the life of Jacob. When God speaks, we find a truth that can give us rest in our loneliest days. When we discover the deeper meaning behind the stairway itself, we see Christ at the center of it all.

God is holy and sovereign. At every turn, the story of Jacob, Esau, Isaac, and Rebekah contrasts the holiness of God and declares the depravity of mankind. Can human depravity thwart the plans of God?

God is holy and sovereign. At every turn, the story of Jacob, Esau, Isaac, and Rebekah contrasts the holiness of God and declares the depravity of mankind. Can human depravity thwart the plans of God? 

The life of Isaac, just as with Noah and Abraham, was messy. The reaction to God amidst the mess shines like a brilliant sun to us amidst our own. The grace of God, instead of leading us to justify our sinfulness, is a hope-filled call to lay it waste and run the race marked out for us.

The life of Isaac, just as with Noah and Abraham, was messy. The reaction to God amidst the mess shines like a brilliant sun to us amidst our own. The grace of God, instead of leading us to justify our sinfulness, is a hope-filled call to lay it waste and run the race marked out for us.