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Loved Like Rachael, Part 2
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Loved Like Rachel Genesis 29–30 Most of us don’t fear failure. We fear being unseen. What if you did everything right and still felt overlooked, unheard, or unwanted? In Genesis 29–30, we discover that this familiar story isn’t a romance. It’s a warning. And it isn’t primarily about Jacob or Rachel. It’s about Leah. Leah lived in a Rachel world. Unpreferred, unfavored, and longing to be noticed. With every son she bore, she searched for validation. “Now I am seen.” “Now I am heard.” “Now I will be loved.” But nothing changed until Judah....
info_outlineWrestling with Appetites – Genesis 25:19–34 | Pastor Zach Terry
In this message from Genesis 25, Pastor Zach Terry unpacks the story of Jacob and Esau and shows how unchecked appetites can cost us far more than we ever intended to pay. From Esau trading his birthright for a bowl of stew to the spiritual battle happening long before the twins were even born, Scripture gives us a powerful warning: if you don’t control your appetites, your appetites will control you.
Using vivid illustrations, from competitive eating legends to the struggles of emotional fatigue, Pastor Zach demonstrates how the enemy hijacks our desires, distorts our perception, minimizes consequences, and ultimately leads us toward foolish decisions.
You’ll learn:
Why appetites aren’t sinful but can become spiritually dangerous
How impact bias and focalism distort your judgment
How Esau lost everything for a moment of comfort How to break the power of destructive appetites
Why big decisions must be made from a place of spiritual and emotional health
How to “reframe your future” the way Jesus did in Gethsemane
If you’ve ever felt pulled by temptation, worn down by craving, or overwhelmed by desire, this message will help you see your choices clearly and walk in wisdom.
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