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Mar 16, 2025 28 min

Bless This Mess: The Me

from Soul City Church - Chicago, IL Hosted by Jon Jorgenson

In a world that often values appearances over authenticity, many of us have fallen into the trap of believing that we need to pretend to be someone we're not to get ahead. And so, we put on masks. We think that if we just act smarter, funnier, more successful, or spiritual enough, we'll finally arrive at that life we've always wanted. This week, we explore the story of Jacob in Genesis 27, where he deceives his father, Isaac, to receive a blessing. Through this ancient tale, we'll discover the freedom that comes from taking off our masks and trusting in God's unique design, blessing, and plan for each of us.

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