Satan has many tools, and deception may be the most dangerous, because deceived people rarely know they are drifting. Jacob and Isaac show how blindness and unchecked appetite create the conditions — and why willpower is not the remedy.

Four people in Genesis 27, each operating from a distorted picture of reality, and each with a reason that made sense to them. The warning is sharp: deception does not look wrong. It looks right.

Two men walk into the same room — one in a gold ring, one in rags — and James watches which seat each is offered. Pastor Joshua Pigg takes partiality as seriously as the letter does: faith that favours is faith that falters.

Ahab’s first words are an accusation: you troubler of Israel. Pastor Adam draws out what that reveals, then asks how long anyone can go limping between two opinions — and finds his illustration in a baseball cap worn by someone who didn’t support the team.

Elijah arrives in scripture with no genealogy, no calling narrative — he simply walks into the worst king’s court and announces a drought. Pastor Adam opens the series on what a change maker is, and why every person listening has a place that needs one.

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