Hey guys, today we're going to jump into the end of chapter 19 of the book of Genesis,

and we're going to talk about a really, really sad story.

I mean as sad as it gets, but it didn't have to be.

Little compromises at the beginning turned into a catastrophic consequence at the end, and we better learn from it.

Listen in today.

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Hey, friends, welcome back, Genesis Chapter 19 today. And, well, just before we jump in, I want to

show you this postcard of my old Kentucky home.

Some of you Kentucky listeners probably recognize that as the Kentucky State song.

But this postcard from my good friend Doug Binkley, who has our most faithful postcard guy, Doug. He loves to travel and go on motorcycle rides,

and this was one of those occasions and sent me this nice postcard. So thank you for that,

Doug. And thank you most of all just for listening and for your love for the Bible.

We're in Genesis 19, and I was about to say that these are tough chapters.

These are tough chapters as we look at the degradation of sin, the downward spiral that

lot has been in.

And here he is in verse 23, where he has bargained with the Lord to go to Zohar, a little city, an insignificant city, not obeying the Lord and running to the mountain. And the Bible says the sun was

risen upon the earth when Lot entered into Zohar. So remember all night long, he's been dealing

with that situation in Sodom. He's been delaying, lingering there. Finally, the angels had to take him by the hand in his family and lead him out.

It's only him and his wife and his two daughters.

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