John 13:31-35. Judas has gone out, and Jesus calls this the hour of glory — then gives a new commandment as the mark by which everyone will know.
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.
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,…
God had spoken to Abraham at least nine times and never used his name. The first time he says “Abraham!” is the moment of the test. Pastor Adam reads that…