The Long Journey Home (Genesis 31:1-32:2)
October 26th, 2008
Eric Landry
Part of the Genesis: Sons of the Promise series.
After twenty long and heart-breaking years, the word of the Lord finally comes to Jacob and tells him to return to the Promised Land. Much has changed: Rebekah has died and Jacob has four wives, Jacob left penniless but returns wealthy and powerful with twelve sons. But much hasn’t changed: Jacob still wrestles with his own sin and living in light of the promise of God. Jacob’s journey home is much like each of our individual journeys: the danger is that we might stop to find a more suitable place, but the promise of God draws us forward. As angels welcome Jacob back into the Promised Land each of us is reminded of God’s faithfulness to us thus far in our lives and of his promise to see us safely home.
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Other sermons in this series:
- The Triumphant Promise of Grace (Genesis 35:1-15)
- The Grim Parodies of Sin (Genesis 33:18-34:31)
- Face to Face with Grace (Genesis 33:1-17)
- Power Religion (Genesis 32:3-32)
- The Long Journey Home (Genesis 31:1-32:2)
- Jacob's Life, Love, and Loss (Genesis 29:1-30:24)
- Jacob Believes (Genesis 28:10-22 and John 1:43-51)
- Grace to Sneaks, Thieves, and Liars (Genesis 26:34-28:9)
- The God of Pilgrims (Genesis 26:1-35)
- Let's Make a Deal (Genesis 25:29-34 and Hebrews 12:12-17)
- A Word from the Lord (Genesis 25: 19-28 and Romans 9:6-13)
- Trapped by Faith (Genesis 24:1-67)
