Hey guys, I want to talk today about Isaac the Digger of Wells. I know that sounds really boring,

but wow, what we learn from that simple statement and how you and I can deal with conflict in our lives.

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Hey guys. Welcome back here in the studio in Fredericksburg, and I got this postcard from Doug

the motorcycle guy. So Doug, you are the best. And he was up in some of my neck of the woods actually Nova Scotia the northeast actually

some of the most beautiful places on earth and doing a lot of riding all through that area so

Doug thanks for the postcard and for being so faithful to the podcast we're in Genesis 26, and I love this section. Sometimes when you talk

about Isaac in the Bible, you talk about the digger of wells. You think, well, that's kind of a

boring life, just to dig wells. But when you think about the land of promise and that much of it at surface glance is just

barren. It's dry. It's sandy. It's desert like. And without water, nothing can be accomplished.

And one of the great promises about the promised land is that the

desert will bloom. And what's really interesting is if you go to Israel today and go to some of

those southern areas that were desert, they're blooming. Why? Because Israel does a great job

with drip irrigation. They actually developed that technology.

And the fact is, there is water.

It's just not readily seen.

It's down below the surface.

And how often is that true in our own lives?

That there is blessing, that God, there is provision, that there is God and what he can do, but sometimes it's just not

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