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Scripture Focus: Genesis 26:1 to 5; Proverbs 20:7 Isaac walked in a land of famine, yet God appeared to him and said, “I will be with you and bless you… […]

Scripture Focus: Genesis 26:1 to 2; Genesis 46:3 to 4When famine struck, Isaac was about to head to Egypt, just like his father Abraham once did.But God stopped him. “Do

Scripture Focus: Genesis 25:26 to 34; Genesis 27:6 to 36Jacob’s name means “supplanter” or “cheat,” and sadly, he lived up to it for a large part of hislife. From the

Scripture Focus: Genesis 25:23; Romans 9:10 to 16; Psalm 139:13 to 16Many wonder why God chose Jacob over Esau, even before they were born. It seems unfair atfirst glance, but

Scripture Focus: Genesis 25:22 to 23; Galatians 5:16 to 17Even before they were born, Jacob and Esau struggled within Rebekah’s womb, a picture of theconstant battle between the spirit and

Scripture Focus: Genesis 25:21 to 23; James 1:5Isaac noticed that Rebekah was barren, and he didn’t get angry, bitter, or distant. He prayed.Rebekah, after finally conceiving, sensed a strange struggle

Scripture Focus: Genesis 25:21; Romans 8:28Rebekah was God’s choice for Isaac. Her selection was divinely orchestrated, her characterwas golden, and everything about her pointed to the will of God. Yet,

Scripture Focus: Genesis 25:7 to 8; Ecclesiastes 3:2Abraham died. That simple sentence carries weight. The man who heard God, obeyed withoutquestion, birthed nations, walked in covenant, and was called “the

Scripture Focus: Genesis 25:5 to 6; Proverbs 13:22Abraham gave all that he had to Isaac. He understood the weight of legacy. Isaac wasn’t justanother child. He was the one through

Scripture Focus: Genesis 24:67; Hebrews 11:9 to 10, 13When Isaac saw Rebekah, he took her into his mother Sarah’s tent and not a house. That smalldetail is loud. Abraham, though