Tin teig trub 32:26

Heaven had a plan from the very beginning. Heaven’s plan was to bring us a Savior; this Savior, though human, was God Himself. Hay held the Savior who would save our hearts. Heaven’s plan began to be unfolded in the Old Testament, centuries before the birth of Christ.

On many occasions, we tend to doubt what God can do. We may not openly recognize it, but our attitudes of self-reliance, of having better ideas than God, or of helping God demonstrates it. This three-day devotional exposes the hearts of three people: Sarah, Abraham, and Jacob. There are interesting things to learn from their lives.

Have you ever wrestled with God? I mean really wrestled with Him to the point of exhaustion? Maybe He is not responding the way you'd hoped and you are at your wit's end. We need to be reminded that it is in the process of wrestling that we get clarity and strength.

When I think about steering through various significant choices, I often find myself looking at Jacob, the son of Isaac and grandson of Abraham. As we read through his life, we see that Jacob came to three major forks in the road. This plan will explore each of those decisive moments in his life and how they apply to us today.