Genesis #23 - Why Do Families Need Men To Lead?

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Mark Driscoll

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🗓️ 26 June 2022

⏱️ 66 minutes

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In this sermon from Genesis 26, Pastor Mark preaches on the need for men to lead their families and about generational blessing and cursing in the lives of Abraham and Isaac.

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0:00.0	Hello, this is Ashley Chase welcoming you to the Mark Driscoll Podcast.
0:04.2	For more content from my dad, Pastor Mark, senior pastor here at the Trinity Church in
0:07.9	Scottsdale, Arizona, visit realthafed.com where you'll find study guides to go along with
0:12.7	each sermon series as he preaches verse by verse through books of the Bible, daily devotions,
0:17.6	free e-books, and more.
0:19.2	Now grab your Bibles and get ready for today's sermon.
0:22.1	Well, howdy, y'all.
0:23.7	We're in a great book at the Bible called Genesis.
0:26.1	If you got a Bible, go to Genesis chapter 26 and we're looking at marriage and family.
0:33.5	We're looking at it generationally.
0:35.4	And so we started with Adam and Eve and we looked at their marriage and their families,
0:39.8	some things they got right, some things they did wrong.
0:42.3	And then we moved forward.
0:43.3	We looked at Noah and his wife, they had some good days, bad days.
0:47.2	Then we looked at Abraham and Sarah.
0:49.0	They were the first believers in their family, some good days, some bad days.
0:53.2	Had some good parenting decisions, some bad parenting decisions.
0:56.8	Now the scene is shifted to a brand new couple.
0:59.6	We're going to get to know a little bit more about Isaac and Rebecca.
1:02.3	So let me start by saying that what Genesis is morphing into is a multi-generational case
1:08.1	study and marriage and family.
1:10.2	And sometimes you see pain problems and perils in one generation and it really started
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