Pastor Bryan looks at Genesis 27 as a chaotic chessboard where family dysfunction—Isaac’s appetite, Rebekah’s fear, Jacob’s deception and Esau’s bitterness—appears to rule the day, yet God’s sovereign purpose prevails. The chapter’s drama is framed around the tagline “God never reacts. He reigns,” where we see the sensory-driven choices of humans are moves that God ultimately weaves into his covenantal plan.