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Bruno Borges, Ph.D. Genesis 25 is one of those chapters that can easily be read as little more than a bridge between Abraham and Jacob. Yet beneath the genealogies, births, and family conflict lies a profound theology of desire. Moses is not merely recording family history; he is exposing how the deepest appetites of the human heart shape generations. As someone who serves both as the Director of the Institute of Biblical Sexuality and as the Men's Minister at Living Hope M

Bruno Borges, Ph.D. Some young adults choose a spouse after a few months of dating because "it just feels right." Others rely almost exclusively on chemistry, shared interests, physical attraction, or emotional compatibility. Some spend countless hours reading online relationship advice, listening to influencers, searching through dating apps, or comparing their relationships to carefully curated social media posts. Even within the church, many parents have adopted the unsp

Bruno Borges, Ph.D. Every year, we hear the Christmas story. We sing it, we read it, we retell it. And rightly so—this is the story of God entering the world in the person of Jesus Christ. But there’s a quiet danger in familiarity. When we hear the same story year after year, it can slowly become something we observe rather than something we enter . We focus—rightly—on Jesus, yet sometimes we miss the people God chose to bring His redemption into the world. And when we mis