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Tag Archives: Genesis
The Frustrating Refuge for Fearful Hearts
Not Useless We are a utilitarian society. We value people based on what we value that they can “produce”. The aged and dying are considered useless, perhaps maintained if sufficient funds are available to afford the sentiment value. The account … Continue reading
What Joseph Testing His Brothers May Say about God Testing Us
Life Has More Bonds Than Mere Slavery While Joseph carries out the business of feeding and saving the world, the relational story line of his family hangs unfinished. What has become of Jacob and his family? Chapter 42 opens with … Continue reading
Joseph and the God who brings Famine
Zero to Hero in One Meeting With Joseph being a slave in prison feeling abandoned by the cupbearer and perhaps by God Pharaoh wakes from a dream with a start. Carnivorous cows and grain eating grain. He knows it must … Continue reading
James, Joseph, Wisdom and the Meek Sufferers of Empire
Part of the fun of the pastoral life where I have two weekly Bible preps are reading books I wouldn’t normally put together, together. Right now I’m in James and Joseph. Joseph and Wisdom Yesterday I was wrestling with “wisdom” … Continue reading
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Joseph’s Middle Passage
LGBTQ Safety or Religions Liberty Last year the Ontario legislature mandated that all schools, religious or otherwise establish Gay-Straight Alliances, groups where gay students could gather to talk about their issues. This is an attempt to prevent bullying. The Roman … Continue reading
The Roadside Hookup That Changed the World
How Do People Change? Last week we noted that in the movement to the Joseph story in the book of Genesis God’s overt interventionist tendencies seem to change. In Genesis 37 you don’t even find the words God or Yhwh … Continue reading
A God For Liars, Killers, and the Religiously Inept
The Family Jacob Always Wanted Perhaps the wisdom of parents telling their children “I love you all the same” wasn’t invented by the time of the Patriarchs. Polygamy certainly complicated the matter “this mommy loves you, that mommy hates you.” … Continue reading
Would you rather have a redemptive story of significance or immunity from loss?
Immunity from Loss or Significance? If God were to come to you and offer you either immunity from loss or a significant life for circles broader than your relational or familial networks, which would you choose? Bethel Blessings God meets Jacob … Continue reading
Clean Narratives and the Rape of Dinah
Politics on Facebook My Facebook news-feed is predictable. _______________ has posts with mocking pictures of President Obama, portraying him as a lying, corrupt, inept yet crafty leader who is destroying the country. _________________ has posts that show the Republicans to … Continue reading
Dropping the Idols and Not Letting Go Until He Blesses You
Grabbing for Glory Last week we talked about Jacob reaching after the glory of the things around him that attracted him and how through power we cannot attain glory. Last week I also was pointed to a terrific speech given by … Continue reading
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