Often as illness strikes we say, “Why me Lord, why am I being attacked? During my attack with lupus I used to say, “Why me Lord?” I can clearly see how God used my attack to prepare me to help others.

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For the past several weeks we’ve been looking at Genesis 26, where Isaac redigs the physical (and in some ways, the spiritual) wells of his father, Abraham. This week we are finishing this study.

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We’re looking at Chapter 26 of Genesis, where Isaac sojourns in the area near Gerar, as his father, Abraham, did years before. “Gerar,” we discovered last week, is connected to the idea of ruminating or meditating.