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Introduction
Isaac was the son of a famous father (Abraham), and the father of a famous son (Jacob, who became Israel).
THIRTEEN chapters in Genesis are devoted to telling the story of Abraham, and around TEN chapters to the story of Jacob.
They are major characters in the plot.
But Isaac’s story is told in just TWO — chapter 24 (the account of Abraham finding him a wife, Rebekah), and this 26th chapter.
Nevertheless, Isaac’s life was by no means insignificant.
He was the child that Abraham waited 100 years for — the child of promise.
He was a miracle baby; conceived after Sarah had given up on all possibility of it still happening.
Isaac was the one who carried on the line in the purposes of God.
And on his deathbed, it was Isaac who lay his hands upon Jacob, unwittingly though it was, and set apart the future of Israel.
Even down to the present day, the Jews speak of “the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob”.
He is listed among the champions of faith in Hebrews 11, where is says: “By faith (he) blessed Jacob and Esau in regard to their future”.
Isaac was the child of promise that Abraham had endured in faith for, but being the son of Abraham was NOT the key to his spiritual success.
He carried on the line of God’s plan, and was used by God to set apart the next generation, but being the father of Jacob was NOT the key to his spiritual success.
Isaac himself lived a life of faith, and carved out for himself the place God had predestined for him in history.
I. Isaac Was Blessed
A. He was blessed for His Labor
1. Pride 2022 Labor
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We had several 18 volunteers yesterday
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Totaling over 90+ volunteer hours
c.
Gave Away Over 1000k beaded necklaces with our name & website
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Gave away Over 1200k invitations to our church
e.
We had 110 Registrations for our raffle, which then sent an email which included our contact info, location, online info.
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Of those 110, 85 expressed interest in attending and/or would like some time of personal follow-up!
2. God will bless!
If in no other way, our selflessness and willingness to come together as a church and serve!
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Isaac Was Envied for His Heritage - The Wells of His Father
1. Wells meant water
2. Water meant life, family, crops, & herds of animals
3. Prosperity - Initially Given by His Father, but disrupted by those who were threatened by Isaac & His Prosperity
We have as a nation are experiencing the benefits of a long line of people who have advocated for us!
People of color can look back at the great titans of the Civil Rights Movement and see how far we’ve come
The immigrants in our nation can see the potential that exists to thrive with the advocacy of organizations like LULAC (The League of United Latin American Citizans) which is the oldest Hispanic/Latino civil rights group.
Those part of the LGBTQ+ community owe our freedom to marry, to celebrate as we did yesterday, to serve openly in our armed forces, and to simply live our best life to...
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She’s quoted as saying “As long as gay people don’t have their rights all across America, there’s no reason for celebration,”
Harvey Milk was the first openly gay politician to be elected in California.
He served almost eleven months in office before being assassinated.
During his time in office, he sponsored a bill banning discrimination in public accommodations, housing and employment on the basis of sexual orientation.
Audre Lorde, Lorde described herself as a “black lesbian feminist mother warrior poet.”
She was proud of every layer of her identity and used her own experiences to discuss the overlap between these communities.
Lorde was the daughter of immigrants, a socialist, a mother, a black woman and a lesbian.
she worked to address the different ways in which a person’s social identity, entwined with their gender, affected their lives and how others treated them.
AND NOW AS A RESULT OF OUR HERITAGE WE ARE ENVIED...
Envied for our:
Joy, in our ability to smile in the face of adversity…like a 100 degree San Antonio Day!
Fortitude to keep going!
Community, which while we can be petty…lets be honost, ha, band together in times of need
So what we are seeing today is those who are seeing:
What our heritiage has given to us
The prosperity that we are rising in
They see our blessedness
And they are doing what they can to STOP UP OUR wells and telling us to move one!
But they fail to understand:
We have a strong heritage in God the Father
We are His children, He has called us blessed & Highly Favored
He is our refuge & high tower…and we will continue to labor together
III.
Isaac Was Persistent
We must be persistent in our Community
We must be persistent in our Dedication
We must be persistent in our Commitment
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