14 Days through Genesis

We made it.. Today we finish up 2 weeks in Genesis and we survived the first 2 weeks of 2026... Time is already flying by. And I wanna know how your year has begun..The good, The bad and The inbetween..

I am Joseph....

Good morning...I hope your just as excited as I am this morning to read Genesis Chapters 41-43...It's a "finally" moment!

Joseph was 17 years old when God gave him the dreams. He was 30 when those dreams began to unfold in real life. That's thirteen years in the inbetween. 13 years he had to wait.

Redemption Is the Story.

"Speak Life"

One of the cool things about studying Gods Word is getting to talk it through with other people. And last night, I had one of those really good conversations with my pastor about Jacob and Esau.

Driving to work this morning it was really foggy. I could only see a little way in front of me. Just enough to keep going. And that feels about right for this season of my life.

What Are You Willing to Let Go Of?

Patience is probably the one thing I struggle with the most. I get excited and my mind races and I just cant help myself.

Have you ever heard from God? Have you ever stepped out in faith to follow his will? Have you ever been so full of faith one minute, only to find yourself in the fist of fear the Next? If yes, than you can relate to Abram just like me in our daily reading today.Genesis 12 shows us Abram stepping out in faith and then immediately discovering that faith doesn't mean fear disappears.He leaves everything he knows because God tells him to go. That takes alot of courage. That's trust. That's obedience. But when famine hits and they end up in Egypt, Abram gets scared. He starts thinking about survival instead of promises. He looks at Sarai and fears what others might do to him because of her beauty and fear makes him compromise.Abram trusted God enough to go but not yet enough to fully rest in him.And yet God still protects them.Then in Genesis 13 Abram leaves Egypt and goes back to the place where he first built an altar. That detail is important. He doesn't just move forward he returns to a place of worship. He remembers who God is.So When conflict breaks out between Abram's herdsmen and Lot's, Abram does something different than he did in Egypt. Instead of grasping for control, or protecting himself, he chooses peace.He lets Lot choose first.Abram is learning that God doesn't need him to scramble for position. What God promises, God provides. And then Genesis 14 shows us a stronger Abram. When Lot is captured, Abram doesn't hide. He doesn't lie. He doesn't bargain in fear. He steps up and he fights.And when the victory is won, Abram refuses to take credit or reward. He gives honor to God and tithes to Melchizedek, acknowledging that the victory didn't come from his strength it came from God.Genesis 12-14 shows us that God doesn't just call us. He walks with us when faith is shaky. He restores us when fear gets loud. And He grows us into people who can stand strong, choose peace, and give Him the glory.So if you’ve stepped out and then stumbled, if you've trusted God but still battled fear, if you've had to circle back and rebuild the altar and remember Who God is....You're not failing.It's ok. Because most of us are somewhere between the call and the courage to keep going. We've said yes to God, but we're still learning how to trust Him with the outcomes. We're building while we're becoming. Faith isn't proven by never getting scared. It's proven by what you do after fear shows up.

Gooood Morning....