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| | (Genesis) - Part 26 by Zac Poonen
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Scripture(s): Genesis 34-37 | | Description: Jacob's detour to Shechem shows us how important it is to be wholehearted and radical and how this transformation process can be. In Shechem, Jacob ran into many problems, losing authority in the home and his daughters wandering the streets. Esau's having kings long before Jacob's teaches that affliction is the true preparation for kingship. Joseph serves as a challenge to have a heart open to God and also as a tremendous picture of Jesus Christ.
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| | (Genesis) - Part 28 by Zac Poonen
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Scripture(s): Genesis 41-42, Psalm 105:16-19 | | Description: The purpose of affliction is that iron might come into our soul, that is, God strengthens us against worldly influences. In the times of great abundance, Pharaoh’s dream instructs us to be wise to store up, whether physically or spiritually with our free time to study God's Word. The naming of Joseph's two sons illustrates that before we can be fruitful, we must forget all the evil and mistakes of others.
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| | Starving the Work of Christ by Carter Conlon
Topic: The Lord's Work
Scripture(s): Genesis 45:1-12 | | Description: May 10, 2009 - We are living in a time in history where there is intensified pain. Most of this pain comes from family issues broken marriages the heart break of a wayward child and betrayals. There is a pathway of pain that God will allow us to go through so that we might be used to bring provision and life to others. If we are to represent Christ in our generation there will be an incredible personal cost. The key through this pain is forgiveness. When we withhold forgiveness from those who have hurt us we begin to starve the work of Christ. The same people who betrayed us will come back to us one day empty hurt and starving. Will you choose to forgive them and allow them to experience the mercy of God?
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