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Send us Fan Mail Fear makes smart people do strange things. Genesis 26 puts that on full display as Isaac faces famine, hears God tell him to stay in the promised land, and then falls into the same protective patterns his father used, including the “she’s my sister” half-truth in Abimelech’s kingdom. We talk honestly about why fear feels logical in the moment, how spiritual amnesia makes us forget God’s past faithfulness, and why many of us live braced for God not to come through. From...

Send us Fan Mail Pastor Plek reads Genesis 26 Text us at 737-231-0605 with any questions.

Send us Fan Mail The first recorded prayer in the Bible isn’t poetic or vague, it’s laser-specific, and it shows up in the middle of a very practical problem: finding a wife for Isaac. We walk through Genesis 24, the longest chapter in Genesis, and pull on the threads that make it surprisingly relevant to modern life, especially if you’ve ever wondered how to pray with faith when the stakes feel high. We talk about Abraham’s servant asking God for a clear sign and getting an immediate answer...

Send us Fan Mail Pastor Plek reads Genesis 24 Text us at 737-231-0605 with any questions.

Send us Fan Mail A grave becomes a receipt, and a mourning husband becomes the first legal landowner in the place God promised. That’s the surprising power of Genesis 23, where Abraham refuses a “free” burial offer and insists on buying a permanent burial plot for Sarah. What looks like an ancient real estate story is actually the start of the promised land becoming tangible, witnessed, and recorded, one costly step at a time. We talk through why Sarah’s age is uniquely listed, how her story...