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If you’re going to somebody’s house for a get-together, isn’t it nice when they leave their lights on? It helps you find their house because it stands out from the others. It’s also welcoming to walk up to a house that’s all lit up, compared to one that’s dark!
Well, this is what we’re going to talk about for the next three weeks. We are going to learn what it looks like to be people who leave their lights on, and how that ties to our vision of awakening Greater Edmonton to King Jesus.
Daniel Im - July 29, 2023
Esau
Well, that's what we're going to be talking about for the next six weeks at Beulah! We're going to explore the lives of six characters from the Old Testament who experienced interruption—how they were interrupted, what they did when they were, and how that can inform the way that we live today. And we're going to do that by exploring characters that we typically don't talk about. This weekend, we'll be kicking off our series by unpacking the story of Esau—not Isaac, but Esau the red-haired brother—and how he navigated the interruptions in his life.
Scripture References: Genesis 26:34-35, Genesis 25:27-34, Genesis 25:19-26, Genesis 28:6-9, Genesis 27:41-46, Genesis 27:1-40
From Series: "Life Interrupted"
Every time we’re interrupted, there’s a now, and a not yet. The interruption happened, the now is happening, but the not yet has not yet happened. Our choices between the now and the not yet, will determine what that not yet will look like. Over the next six weeks we are going to see the different ways that individuals in the Old Testament were interrupted, and how their now affected their not yet. Just like God wasn’t done with these individuals, He isn’t done with you. He is still writing your story.
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Keith Taylor - September 2, 2023
Sarah
We're going to explore the lives of six characters from the Old Testament who experienced interruption—how they were interrupted, what they did when they were, and how that can inform the way that we live today. And we're going to do that by exploring characters that we typically don't talk about. This week we are focusing on Sarah.
Scripture References: Genesis 21:1-7, Genesis 18:1-15
From Series: "Life Interrupted"
Every time we’re interrupted, there’s a now, and a not yet. The interruption happened, the now is happening, but the not yet has not yet happened. Our choices between the now and the not yet, will determine what that not yet will look like. Over the next six weeks we are going to see the different ways that individuals in the Old Testament were interrupted, and how their now affected their not yet. Just like God wasn’t done with these individuals, He isn’t done with you. He is still writing your story.