John 13 and Jesus washing feet on the last night — resilient love, demonstrated rather than described.
Esau sells his birthright for a bowl of stew, closing the Old Testament narrative for the year before the Upper Room Discourse begins.
The same passage a week on — the struggle in the womb, and Rebekah asking the Lord why. Paired with a time of anointing and prayer for healing.
Genesis 25 and the birth of Jacob and Esau, on changing a family through prayer and on intercession as the thing that shifts a household.
Rebekah at the well, watering ten camels — 200 to 250 gallons. She could not have made that choice without margin in her life to stop for a stranger.
Plenty of people have saving faith and are not faithful people. Pastor Adam separates the two in Genesis 24, follows a servant who lost everything and kept steadfast love anyway,…