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0:01 Today with Jeff Vines, author, pastor, apologist, and bible teacher with a straight talking message from the word.0:09 Back in Abraham, Isaac, Jacob's day, words were like a binding contract. They were like a covenant.0:25 Today with Jeff Vines on pray dot com.0:32 Hey there. Welcome to today with Jeff Vines. My name is Aaron, and I am 1 of the members on the team here at 1 and All Media, and we are so excited to be bringing you this message. And our0:43 hope here is that we would bring people who are far from God near to God and help you connect in a really meaningful way with the teachings found in the bible. And today, pastor Jeff is currently in the middle of a0:55 series called rerouting, where we're looking at getting our lives back on track. Specifically, we're gonna be in Genesis chapter 27. So if you wanna turn there in your bibles now, we're looking at the power1:07 of a blessing and the story found in chapter 27 of Genesis, the story of Isaac and his 2 sons, Jacob and Esau. Pastor Jeff is gonna be sharing some deeply personal family1:19 stories in this message, so let's jump into it now on Today with Jeff Fines.1:27 Turn over to Genesis chapter 27, and this is a powerful narrative folks from the time that I thought about doing this series called rerouting. I look forward to the weekend when I'd be able to deal with this1:39 narrative. So let's go back now. Here's what happens to set the stage. Abraham was visited by God. That that right there is cool in itself. God shows up, talks to Abraham and says, Abraham, I'm gonna make you the father1:51 of many nations and I'm gonna bless your descendants. And you're gonna have so many children, which back in the day was a pretty cool thing. You're gonna have so many children, they're gonna be as numerous as the sand on2:00 the seashore, as the stars in the sky. That's a great promise. They wait about 27 years before they have a son. 27 years after the promise, Isaac shows up. Isaac grows up to be a man. He is the2:12 child through whom the promise of the Messiah who will save generation after generation, the promise of God coming down to man, the promise we have of eternal life, all of that coming through Isaac. He's the born son.2:23 Now, Isaac grows up and gets married. Rebecca. He marries Rebecca and they have 2 sons. 1 is Jacob, the other is Esau. Now, Jacob and Esau are twins. And what was Jacob doing? He was grabbing the heel2:35 of his brother trying to pull him back into the womb so that he could be the firstborn son. Now, why was it important to be the firstborn? When you read the Old Testament, you read about the patriarchal system. The2:45 patriarchal system worked like this. Firstborn son would get basically the majority of the goods. And the reason they would do this was strictly for wealth and status. So what they would do is give the2:57 primary part of the wealth to the first born son so that it would remain in the family and then he would pass it down to his first born son so that the family name would survive. There would be wealth and status. Now,3:08 that's all well and good if you're the first born son. If you're not, it really stinks. I mean, you you don't get much. And this is exactly what happens in the story of Jacob and Esau. They fight over this3:20 birthright from the time they are born, and it wreaks havoc on generation after generation, family after family. Now, the time comes, according to the story, that Isaac is about to die. He's on his deathbed losing his3:32 eyesight, and he calls Esau in. Esau is his favorite. You talk about a world of hurt in 1 passage of scripture. The bible says, Isaac loved Esau while Rebecca loved Jacob.3:44 Do you sense any family problems here from the get go? And so, Isaac calls Esau and Esau is a man's man. Man, the bible tells us he's hairy, he's an outdoor type. The time comes that he that Isaac's3:56 gonna die, he calls Esau into the tent and he says, Esau, go out and take that bow and arrow. And I can imagine Isaac teaching his favorite son Esau how to shoot the bow and arrow, you know, and hit the bull's eye every4:06 time. He says, take that bow and arrow that I taught you how to shoot so well. Go kill some wild game. Cook me up a feast. Come on into the tent. We're gonna eat. We're gonna drink. And I'm gonna pass on to you the4:17 blessing of the firstborn. So Esai is all excited. I mean, he's all He's gonna get his inheritance. Everything is gonna be good. So he goes out to do it. Rebecca hears what's going on and she's gonna have none of this.4:28 She calls Jacob her favorite. Now, the bible says Jacob was a smooth guy. Didn't have much hair on his body, kinda thin, and kinda spent a lot of time with his mom. So he's kinda like a mama's boy. Nothing wrong with4:38 that. It is what it is. And Jacob says, mom, what's up? And mom says, want you to go out into the field and bring me 2 of the best goats out there. Why? Because we're gonna go steal the blessing man.4:50 I'm gonna cook Isaac his favorite meal and he's gonna think it came from Esau. And then, I'm gonna put some goat skin on your less than hairy hands in the back of the smooth part of your neck, so that if he touches you,5:02 you'll feel just like Esau. And not only that, I'm gonna put Esau's clothes on you and you're gonna smell just like Esau. And then you're gonna go into the tent and you're gonna receive the firstborn blessing. We're5:13 going to fool. We're gonna trick your father into giving you the blessing. And Rebecca says something interesting. She said, don't worry son. If he curses you, I'll take the curse on myself so that you can have the5:23 firstborn blessing. Now, we pick up the story there in verse 18. Here's what happens. He went to his father, did Jacob, my father. And Isaac says, yes, my son. Who is it? Jacob has said to his father, I am Esau,5:35 your first born. You stinking liar. I have done as you've told me. Lie number 2. Please sit up and eat some of my game so that you may give me your blessing. Isaac asked his son, how did you find5:47 it so quickly my son? The Lord your God gave me success, he replied. Lie number 3, he's a conniving little liar. Isaac knows something's amiss. He smells like5:59 Esau. He feels like Esau. He cooks like Esau, but the voice is not quite right. Isaac wants a closer look, so he says to Jacob, come closer. Let me kiss you. Now, why would he do that?6:11 Man, because when you kiss somebody, you're gonna get a real sense of smell. And so here's what happens. He went and he kissed him and when Isaac caught the smell of his clothes, he blessed him and said, ah. I love this6:22 path. The smell of my son is like the smell of a field that the Lord has blessed. May God give you heaven's dew and earth's richness, an abundance of grain and new6:34 wine. And Jacob stole the blessing. If you're like me, you're thinking, well, wait a minute. Why doesn't Isaac just call him back in and un bless him? Why didn't he call him back in? You tricked me. Because6:46 Rebecca and Jacob both had to know that Isaac was gonna find out when Esau came back with his feast. As a matter of fact, that's exactly what the Bible says happened. Esau returned, went to great lengths to please his6:56 father, came into the father's tent and said, father, Isaac, here's the meal I prepared. Sit up. Let's eat and drink and then you can give me the blessing. And now Isaac, according to verse 32, his father Isaac asked7:07 him, who are you? I'm your son, he answered. Your firstborn Esau. Isaac trembled violently and said, well, who was it then that hunted game and brought it to me? I ate it just before you came and I blessed7:18 him. So according to the passage, it's evident that Jacob and Esau and Isaac and Rebecca don't believe the blessing can be taken back. Now, that brings me to question number 2. Stay with me. What7:30 is blessing? Now, blessing in the western culture is really nothing more than a glorified compliment. Right? Back in Abraham, Isaac, Jacob's day, words were like a7:42 binding contract. They were like a covenant. You were held accountable for them. And especially on your deathbed, when you speak words to your children, it was like a will7:54 that could not be broken. Robert Alter, who is an Old Testament scholar, who really understands Hebrew narrative says, but wait a minute. There's something else going on here. He says, this narrative8:05 assumes that symbolic actions have genuine abiding power, that spoken words, especially from a parent to a child, shape our human life. Did you see that? That actions8:17 have genuine abiding powers, symbolic actions, spoken words, especially from a parent to a child shape the human life. Even offhanded comments that have been made to you and me throughout the course of our lives, whether8:28 blessing or condescending comments or condemnations have moved into your life and are still operating right now. They've shaped and formed you. What your parents said to you,8:40 what your coach said to you, people that you hold in high regard, still shaping who you believe yourself to be. You think words aren't powerful? Can you imagine what happened when Jacob8:52 went in to Isaac in the tent? And even though the words weren't meant for him, imagine what it had meant to him when he heard Isaac say, ah, the smell of my son is like the9:04 smell of a field that the Lord has blessed. And to see the look of approval rather than disapproval on his father's faith, even though down deep inside, he knew it really wasn't meant for him. What do we mean by9:16 blessing? I wanna make sure we defined it. It is having the uniquely valuable person to you say, you are uniquely valuable to me. Having the uniquely valuable person to you, mother, father, husband, wife, somebody that9:27 you hold in high regard, say to you, you are uniquely valuable to me. We all want the people that we admire and respect the most to say, there is no 1 like you. Whether it's a mom, a dad, a husband, a wife, a9:39 coach, whatever. Now, here's where the sermon comes in. Because the fourth and final question is, what happens when you do not experience the power of blessing from those people? Do I have9:51 you? Listen to me. The overarching principle by which we're gonna interpret every part of this series is this, that direction not intention10:03 determines destination. That just because you want a happy marriage doesn't mean you're gonna have 1. Just because you want your kids to grow up with integrity and character doesn't mean they're gonna do so. Just because10:12 you wanna be financially secure in your older life doesn't mean you're going to be, especially if you're living above your means now. Direction not intention determines destination. So you got to decide where you wanna10:22 be and then get on the road that takes you there. Otherwise, it's just a pipe dream. It's a hope and a prayer and intention never trumps direction. Now, there are some roads we get on by choice10:34 that not only have the potential to destroy us, but everybody around us, we bring them down with us. And here's that road. It's the road that when you don't get words of affirmation from your parents,10:47 when you don't get words of affirmation from people you love, people you hold in high regard, you start going down a road of anger and bitterness and you don't love yourself, therefore no 1 else can love you, and10:58 you get depressed and it's down a road that never ends. And you tend to take everybody around you, you hook them in and take them with you. Because when that happens and it happens to a lot of lives, you're not alone in11:10 that. When it happens, you've got a few roads you have to choose which 1 you're gonna walk on. Which path are you gonna take? The 1 that leads to death or the 1 that leads to life? For most people, when they do not get11:21 the words they so desperately needed for mom or dad, most people do 1 of 2 things. The first thing they do is start scheming. Scheming means they start manipulating the situation around them so that11:33 they can get the blessing even though down deep inside they know they'll never get it that way. And here's what I'm gonna do. I mean, I'm taking a leap here. I'm gonna let you have a look into my family. I have 311:45 brothers, 4 boys in the family. My mother was a good Christian mom, whatever that means, relatively speaking. She came from a horrible family. My mother's father was an alcoholic11:57 and a gambler, which means he yelled at her all the time, especially when she asked for pencils or erasers or something for school. He would always yell. Gamblers always yell when people want money because they feel so12:07 guilty of the money they've wasted. So he yelled at her. He never told her she was beautiful. He never valued her, Never gave her words of affirmation. She tried her best as best she could to raise 4 Christian boys, but12:18 she wasn't perfect. And she admitted later in life that she did not treat my younger brother Tony like she treated the rest of us. She couldn't put her hand on why. He didn't understand why he wasn't treated12:30 equally. He didn't know why. But make no mistake, it created a situation of death in our family. My mother, when she got older, went to counseling to try to discover what she had done. And the counselor helped her12:42 discover that the reason she looked at my younger brother, Tony, with such discouragement and disdain was because my younger brother reminded her of her childhood. When she looked at my brother, Tony, she saw a picture12:53 of her far more life and she tried to run away and avoid it. Later in my mom's life, she desperately wanted to restore with my younger brother. She confessed to him what she had done and she was so heartbroken that she13:05 would ever do something like that, but it was too late. My brother had been hurt to such a degree when my mom confessed her sin to him. What he wanted to do now was spend the rest of his life hurting his mother. To get13:16 back with all the anger and bitterness that he felt, he wanted to get back. In fact, he wanted to get back at my mother so badly that he did a couple of things. Number 1, he abused his health and made himself look worse13:28 and worse. He got into drugs, got into alcohol. He ate stuff he should never He became a diabetic. He just abused himself. And every time he'd come home, he'd love to see the sad and the pain and the look on mom's13:40 face. She couldn't hide it. She didn't hide it very well. She was hurting because she knew her son was hurting himself, that it might hurt her and it was. My brother could never have a happy successful13:52 marriage. 3 wives later, still trying to find the love of his life. And do you know why? You cannot love someone, ladies, that doesn't love himself. Have you ever heard the statement, it's difficult to hug a porcupine?14:04 And it is. If you don't love yourself, no 1 else can love you. The problem is, if you don't get the affirmation and the words that you need to hear, chances are very slim that you'll ever love yourself. I've seen this14:16 happen with moms and dads, with husbands and wives. A wife who does not get the words that she desperately needs from the husband. You know what she does? She goes out and tries to create scenarios whereby there's a14:27 sense of dependency. She needs to know that somebody depends on her if it's not her husband. So she'll go to work and be domineering. And she'll say, you can't live without me. You know, you need me around this place.14:39 And the very thing she wants, affirmation, is the very thing she doesn't get because nobody likes her. Or she'll go into the family and she'll create a sense of dependency, never allowing the children to grow up. Because14:50 if the children grow up, that means they won't need her anymore. So she creates this environment where they depend on her, so they're still at home when they're 45. And everybody thinks it's the child's fault. In15:01 reality, the mother doesn't want them to move out, doesn't want them to grow up because if they go, she'll lose her sense of affirmation. And she'll feel she has no significance in life. The first road people take is15:12 that road and it's a horrible road because you never get the very thing you're working so hard for and you get the very opposite. Nobody likes you. You're hateful, you're bitter, you're angry, and you're pulling15:22 everybody down with you and it's all to manipulate the circumstances to get the blessing that you think you deserve and you probably did and never got. You know what the second thing is that you do? You dress up like15:32 somebody else. Don't you think it's a shame that Jacob had to dress up like his brother Esau in order to be accepted by his father? You put on a persona that's not you because15:44 you think the real you will never be accepted. It's not only at home, it goes with you for the rest of your life. My brother Tony was a great athlete, but he hated athletics.15:56 He only did it because he believed that if he put on that persona, he would receive the words of affirmation from his parents, from his community. I'm telling you, there's a lot of you doing the same thing. Now listen,16:05 folks. Now, I do have a point. You just gotta stay with me. There's a road that a lot of us are on and it's the road of dressing up like somebody we're not. It's the road of manipulating circumstances around to get what16:15 we want and everybody's miserable around us. To get off that road and to reroute, there's something you have to do. But before I give you that, and you find it in the text, which is why it's so beautiful, can I tell you16:25 what first of all to please do now? So the next generation doesn't experience this. Number 1, bless your children. When I had my daughter, Sion, I read a book by James Dobson16:37 that told me 3 things every father should say to his daughter. And if you don't get anything out of this father's, then this, take this. And I've tried to say this to my daughter from the time she was very young.16:50 3 things. Number 1, Sian, I love you. Number 2, you're beautiful. Number 3, you have what it takes to be successful in this world.17:02 Now, I said, I've made a lot of mistakes as a parent. We'll talk about those in another time, but 1 thing that I've done well is this, and it has forgiven a multitude of sin. I've also noticed, we know in the past, we17:13 know that daughters who are affirmed by their fathers, they tend to marry later in life because they don't marry the first guy who comes around and gives them flowery language.17:25 Where that daughters who are not affirmed by their fathers, the first guy that comes along and affirms them, they tend to marry and they tend to make a poor choice because they wanna get out of the situation they're in17:37 and find somebody that will affirm them. Now, they don't always make a poor choice. They don't always, but sometimes, oftentimes they do. Now, I mentioned this, my son Delaney. 3 things I17:49 say to him. Delaney, I love you. Delaney, I'm proud of you. And Delaney, you're really good at, and then fill in the blank. Those 3 things I've said to him. Here's what I've noticed about18:01 Delaney. Anybody who knows him around this church will tell you that he's a leader. He's a quiet leader, but he's very sure of himself, very confident, not arrogant or prideful, but very confident.18:13 And he makes wise choices and the decisions he makes every day. And that's because he knows that he's loved, that his father is proud of him, and that he's good at something. And I started thinking about this, wait a18:25 minute. This story sounds familiar. The best father of all time, God, when his son was baptized said, this is my beloved son. I love him with whom I'm well pleased.18:37 I'm proud of him. Listen to him. He's a really good teacher. Bless your children. Second, bless each other. Stay with me now. Bless each other.18:49 Bless each other by this simple remedy. Give them something to live up to, not to live down to. Treat them as the princess19:01 or the king or the prince that they are in the eyes of God and they'll actually become that. That goes with your children, your husband, your wife, and everybody that you know. Third, forgive your19:13 parents. Alright. Now, this is gonna be hard. Everybody in this room to some degree felt that you did not get the affirmation that you deserved or needed. Few and far between, but there's some of you in the room19:25 right now, you're thinking, Jeff, you've got no idea about my childhood. You got no idea. You're right, I don't. But I know there's a lot of young girls in here that wish desperately their father would have affirmed19:33 them. There's a lot of young men that desperately wish their mother and father would have said, you've got what it takes to make it in this world. But you were told you were a loser. You were told you don't have what it19:42 takes, and you felt like you were an embarrassment to your mom and your dad. And the only way you can reroute and get on the road that if that will heal you, that will stop bringing you down and everybody else around19:53 you, first of all, you forgive your mom and dad. Forgive them. Perhaps they didn't have a good example either and perhaps you can be the first 1 to break the cycle because if you don't forgive them, guess what? You're20:04 gonna end up being just like them to your children And you won't even know it till it's too late. Don't wait till it's too late, which is what my younger brother Tony did. See, the thing with Tony20:16 is he wanted to hurt my mom, but he always assumed that 1 day reconciliation would be made and he would get the blessing. What he did not anticipate is that my mom would die young. And so we all got a call to the20:26 hospital saying that our mother had gone into or had a cardiac myopathy. When we got to the hospital and mom took her last breath and she died. I looked around the room for my brother Tony and I couldn't find him. It20:38 was about 2 AM. I went out into the hospital parking lot, looked everywhere, could not find him. Started walking through the hospital corridors, and I found my 36 year old brother Tony wrapped up in a ball like a little20:50 child in the womb. And I saw him and I said, Tony, what are you doing?20:55 And he20:55 looked at me and he said, Jeff, my mommy's dead. My mommy is dead. And he had to live with that for the rest of his life. Forgive21:07 before it's too late and you've got something else you've got to deal with. In the story of Jacob and Esau, none of it ended well. Jacob runs for his life. Esau is angry and bitter and wants to kill21:19 Jacob. Rebecca sends Jacob away to save his life and she will never see him alive again. The 1 she loved and doted on, she'll never see again. And Isaac died with a broken heart, Which leads21:31 me to the fourth and final. If you're gonna reroute and get on the road that leads to life, is to trust in the providence of God. That's not something I just made up. It's in the story. Verse21:42 33, Isaac trembled violently and said, who was it then that hunted game and brought it to me? I ate it just before you came and I blessed him and indeed he will be blessed. There is a direct, a long21:54 pause between, I blessed him and then Isaac says, and behold, he will be blessed indeed. And Robert Alter says at that moment, it dawned on22:06 Isaac. The prophecy that had been made to Rebecca his wife that the older will serve the younger. And Isaac realizes he's been fighting against God22:18 all of his life. That God had already seen down into the future and noticed that all the things that would happen to Jacob would make Jacob the perfect 1 through whom the Messiah22:30 would come. God was able to look into the future and see all the things that would happen to Jacob and take those things and realize that that would make Jacob the perfect candidate through whom the Messiah would come.22:39 The child of blessing, the child of promise. Do you realize what this text says? It says this, that because Jacob felt abandoned by his earthly father, it22:51 catalyzed something in him to seek his heavenly father. And when he saw his heavenly father, he found him. And everything that he's ever been looking for, he finds in his relationship with God that not in spite of, but23:02 because of these things. Because Jacob felt lost, he saw God that he might be found. Because of all these things that happened to Jacob in his childhood, they end up being the rich soil in23:14 which God would grow a man of faith and trust and give him the first born blessing. Folks, do you understand what I'm saying? That sometimes in our lives God hides so that we will seek and23:26 when we seek we will find and we will find everything for which our heart has been longing. That our parents never could have given us really in the first place. Some of it, yes. But ultimate affirmation, ultimate23:37 love, ultimate blessing can only come from our heavenly father. And Jacob learned that and he will have a relationship with God where he wrestles with the angel of the Lord and he sees the stairway23:49 to heaven. Not in spite of, but because of That tells you parents that if you blew it, okay, you blew it, but God can still use your kids. And if your parents blew it, God can still use you not in spite of, but24:01 because of the things that happened to you. Make you perfect. To seek God for what you're really looking for and God to use you to change the world. Man, I love that. It's it's hope,24:13 man. It's a real hope. As a matter of fact, doesn't the bible say that Jesus is the first born? He is the first born of all creation. I mean, do you see what? The gospel's all through the old testament.24:26 Why why does he say that? Because God had a first born and he was the son of blessing. But, what did the son of blessing do? He came down to the cross. And when he's on the cross, he doesn't say, Father. He says, My God.24:37 My God. Why did he change his tone? Because at that moment when he's on the cross, what did he do? He gave up the rights of the firstborn so that you and I could have them. He put on our clothes.24:48 He dressed up like somebody else so that you and I could have robes of righteousness and be accepted before the father. Like Rebecca, he said, that's okay God. Let the curse fall on25:00 me so that they can receive the blessing of the firstborn. The gospel's all through the old testament narrative time and time again. Hebrews chapter 12 says that we are the church of the firstborn. How can25:12 everybody be the firstborn? And the meaning is this, that the love you receive from the father when you come to him makes you feel like you're the only 1 in the world25:25 in the eyes of God. Now, me tell you how this story ends because it ends well. The story with my brother ends very25:36 well and this is how I wanna end. And I wouldn't have told you the story had it not ended well. After my mom died, my brother Tony made his peace first of all with God.25:48 And he found in a relationship with Jesus something he'd never found before. And it started a cycle that we are all impressed with, all of his brothers. First of all, he forgave his mom because he realized how much God26:00 had forgiven him. He blessed my father before my father died. He found himself. He stopped putting on the persona of what he thought everybody wanted him to be, and that thing that was inside him26:12 from the time he was a young man came out. My brother went out and bought a video of how to make guitars out of wood. He started making guitars.26:24 He created a little shop in his shack. Started importing wood from New Zealand, Australia and around the world to make these prized guitars and now today, my brother, Tony Vines, is 1 of the top 526:36 luthiers in the United States. And every year, he goes to San Francisco to the Luthier Convention. A luthier is someone who makes handcrafted guitars. Clay Walker, other country music musicians play his guitars. When you26:47 see a v on the end of the guitar, you'll know it's a Vines guitar. He found that he had the ability to be creative that had been hiding, and when he decided to be who he really was, it paid huge dividends.27:00 My brother genuinely believes that the sovereign hand of God was on him all his life to make him into the person he's now become. It's not easy to overcome what he's overcome, but he has. And you can27:11 too. Now, that is a good story. Father, I thank you so much for the power found in the word Jacob, Esau, Isaac,27:23 Rebecca. How you take people who just blow it and you take families that are dysfunctional in hopes that it will catalyze something in us to seek outside of ourselves and our family, something that we're27:35 desperately longing for. Words of affirmation, the rights and privileges of the first born. And I pray that we would recognize no matter how much we fight, no matter27:47 how much we put on a different persona, no matter how much we try to manipulate the circumstances around us, we will never get the blessings of the firstborn until we go to God in27:59 Christ who came to the cross and dressed up like us so that we may wear the robes of righteousness and enter into an eternal relationship with God our father whose love is28:11 unconditional, who accepts us, loves us, receives us by grace. In Jesus name, we are thankful. Amen.28:26 Wow. The power of a blessing. I really pray that this message has spoken to you in a particular way where you have a new understanding and appreciation for the power28:38 of the blessings in your life. I hope you can also go out and bless others to make a positive impact on their lives. Next time, we're gonna continue to hear about the struggles of28:49 Jacob.28:51 Leah is hoping. In fact, she's praying that Jacob will be her savior and that Jacob will love her. And because of his love, she will feel meaning and purpose and significance and this feeling of unworthiness29:02 will dissipate and she will feel like she matters in the world. And so 2 people with all kinds of issues come together hoping the other will save them. And you wonder why marriages struggle.29:14 I hope you'll join me then. If you can't wait until next time, we have more great content just like this 1 at our website, 1 and all dot media. You can also find Today with Jeff Vines29:25 content wherever you get your podcasts. 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