The First Days of New Earth (1 Peter 5:1-5)
Peter explains that, while it is true judgement must begin in the center, in the family of God, this is only so that redemption can begin there too.
Peter explains that, while it is true judgement must begin in the center, in the family of God, this is only so that redemption can begin there too.
Peter finishes his letter with one final warning, one final promise, and one final reminder that God’s children have been called to live as refugees looking forward to a new heaven and a new earth.
Esau produces 12 tribes and conquers a homeland of his own. His kingdom lasts for centuries, and serves a surprising purpose…
Jacob inherits a land of peace and safety from his father Isaac…but unfortunately, it cannot last.
Judah tries to escape from the reality of who he has become — only to discover that wherever you go, there you are.
Joseph proves himself faithful in every circumstance, but still ends up in prison.
In a stunning reversal, Joseph is raised from the dead and begins the conquest of Egypt.
The prophesied judgement begins. The news that there is food in Egypt spreads throughout the world — and finally comes to Jacob’s family in the land of Canaan.
The brothers make a second journey to Egypt, aware of their guilt and expecting judgment, but praying for mercy.
The brothers pass their third and final test, and make a life-changing discovery: true love is given, not earned.