I complety misread Isaac

<p>For years, I completely misread a 3,000-year-old story about a father and his disappointing son. </p><p>Turns out, I was the one who needed the lesson. Isaac loved Esau—even though Esau made terrible decisions, married the wrong people, and seemed to embody everything opposite to his family&#39;s values. Why? Because Isaac had witnessed the cost of conditional love in his own family. This hit me hard: How often do I practice conditional love disguised as &quot;accountability&quot;?</p><p>Here is my latest episode—it&#39;s about what unconditional love actually looks like (spoiler: it&#39;s not uncritical, it&#39;s unbreakable).</p>