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Welcome to Bible Tea, where we’re spilling the hottest gospel truths about who God is, what He’s up to, why He does what He does, and what it all means for us!
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Genesis Chapter 38: The Receipts Don't LIE (opens the original)
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Genesis 38 steps away from Joseph’s story and straight into one of the messiest family scandals in Scripture. Judah breaks a promise, Tamar takes a dangerous risk, and a signet, cord, and staff expose a deadly double standard. We unpack responsibility, confession, the birth of Perez and Zerah, and how this complicated family line eventually leads to Jesus. Content note: This episode discusses sexual exploitation and threatened violence
Genesis Chapter 37: Dream Killer (opens the original)
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Joseph is seventeen, Jacob has a favorite, and his brothers have had enough. ☕ In Genesis 37, we unpack Joseph’s infamous coat, his prophetic dreams, the brothers’ jealousy, the pit, twenty pieces of silver, and the heartbreaking lie that leaves Jacob believing his son is dead. Along the way, we explore family favoritism, generational patterns, Joseph’s connections to Jesus, and how God’s providence can still be at work when everything looks completely wrong.
Genesis Chapter 36 part 2: Keeping Up with the Edomites (opens the original)
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Genesis 36 might look like a long list of names, but don’t skip it...the family tea is important. 👀 Esau becomes Edom, his descendants grow into chiefs and kings, and an entire nation emerges outside the covenant line of Jacob. So why does Scripture stop to tell us all about Esau’s family? And what does Edom have to do with Israel later in the Bible? Grab your Bible and your tea, because this genealogy is setting up drama that is far from over.
Genesis Chapter 36 part 1: Keeping Up with the Edomites (opens the original)
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Genesis 36 might look like a long list of names, but don’t skip it...the family tea is important. 👀 Esau becomes Edom, his descendants grow into chiefs and kings, and an entire nation emerges outside the covenant line of Jacob. So why does Scripture stop to tell us all about Esau’s family? And what does Edom have to do with Israel later in the Bible? Grab your Bible and your tea, because this genealogy is setting up drama that is far from over.
Genesis Chapter 35: A Comeback (opens the original)
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After the chaos of Shechem, God calls Jacob back to Bethel...but first, his family has some serious cleaning up to do. Hidden idols are buried, old promises are renewed, and Jacob is reminded that he is Israel. But just when things seem to be turning around, tragedy and scandal hit the family again. Rachel dies giving birth to Benjamin, Reuben commits a shocking betrayal, and Isaac's death brings Jacob and Esau together once more. Grab your Bible and your coffee as we unpack buried idols, broken
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