Day 13: Esau Sells His Birthright (2025)

976.839 - 997.888 Fr. Mike Schmitz

We do the exact same thing, like we follow the same script again and again. When we trade in what we know is true, we trade in what we know is good for something that we actually know is less good, is less true. In fact, we see this with the story of Jacob and Esau, right? So Esau is the man of the field. He goes out and he gets a lot of venison. His dad loves him because he brings home game.