Killing Canaan

Every man has a Canaan. Maybe it’s an addiction. A toxic habit. A relationship that should have ended years ago. An anger that simmers just below the surface, waiting for the right moment to explode. The problem is, we don’t always recognize these things for what they are. Or worse—we recognize them, but we let them live. If you know the story, Canaan was the cursed grandson of Noah. But today, we’re not just talking about biblical history. We’re talking about the Canaan that exists in our lives—those things that should have been eliminated, cut off, or confronted, but were allowed to live and grow. And when we don’t kill Canaan, Canaan comes back to kill us. Every time we refuse to kill what’s killing us, we pay a price. What price are you paying?