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In this lesson, we will see how and why the LORD decided the towns of Sodom and Gomorrah, and what happened to Lot and his two daughters who were the only survivors. Open your Bible to Genesis 19.

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It has been thirteen years since Ishmael has been born and the LORD promised Abraham and Sarah that their son is coming. Remember, God already made this promise, but Abraham and Sarah took matters into their own hands. But, our God keeps his word and the son of promise will be born. Open your Bible and let's look at Genesis 18.

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In Genesis chapter 17, we see how the Lord made His covenant with Abraham. We also see how EVERYONE could join with Abraham in this covenant. Not just the people who look like Abraham. Open your Bible to Genesis 17.

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Abram and Sarai have gone eighty plus years without and child, and now the LORD GOD has spoken to Abram and promised him that they will have a son. But when Abram and Sarai get tired of waiting, the flesh takes over. Open your Bible and let's see the promise that God made to Abram, and the feud that starts between Sarai and Hagar.

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After Abram and his nephew Lot split, a war takes place between some of the kings of the land and Lot is taking in the process. Open your Bible and let's see how this ends for Lot.

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If your brother or sister ever had a son, you should love him as if he was your own child; especially if your sibling passes away. Abram had that type of love for his nephew. Open your Bible and let's dig in.

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Some people have said God told them to move from one city to another for various reasons. Maybe for a job, or even for family. But we have no way of knowing if this is their desire or the Lords. In the old covenant, we know the LORD God spoke audibily to people and that is the case here. Open your Bible and let's look at why Abram uprooted his family and moved to Egypt.

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Ever wondered why God allows suffering, or how He communicates with mankind? Prepare to gain profound insights as we navigate the final chapters of the Book of Job. We start off with Job's impassioned defense, scrutinize his friends' accusations, and meet Elihu, a candid young man who chastises Job and his friends, whilst fervently advocating God's purpose behind trials and tribulations.

In the second act, we grapple with Elihu's complex interpretation of God's sovereignty and justice. We uncover how God engages with man, often using dreams and visions, not just to caution but also to guide them toward righteousness. We further dive into Elihu's awe-inspiring portrayal of God's command over nature, which invites reverence rather than skepticism. 

Finally, we witness Job's transformation through humility and reverence for God's grandeur. We dissect the metaphor of Leviathan, a representation of Satan, and its ramifications for the story at large. As we wrap up the Book of Job, we will transition seamlessly into the Book of Exodus, ensuring your journey through the Scriptures continues to enrich your faith and understanding. Stay tuned for more thought-provoking discussions and biblical explorations!

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Has it ever crossed your mind why the wicked seem to flourish while the righteous endure suffering? What if I told you that you're not alone in this thought and it's a question that's been asked for centuries? In our latest podcast episode, we journey through the book of Job, tackling chapters 21 to 30, a segment filled with ancient wisdom, divine mysteries, and timeless truths.

We start off with Job's rebuke towards Zophar's accusations and Eliphaz's audacious allegations, leading us to ponder upon Job's torment and his unwavering faith. We dive deep into the heart of Job 21, dissecting Job's defense and his resolute stand against the counsel of the wicked. As we progress, we see Job's struggle as he contrasts the prosperity of the wicked with the suffering of the righteous in Job 24. A chapter that leaves us grappling with profound questions about God's dealings with the wicked. A journey that will surely shake our complacency and push us to question our understanding of God's nature.

Then, we find Job in the depths of despair, feeling forsaken and mocked. The enemy continues his ruthless attack, stripping away respect and instilling fear. Yet, Job remains steadfast in the midst of relentless trials. His experiences shed light on the paradox of the suffering righteous and thriving wicked. It's a paradox that can leave us puzzled yet, through Job's resilience, we learn that even in the midst of our suffering, we can find solace. Together, let's explore these chapters and strive to unravel the enigma of suffering in God's grand plan.

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In these next ten chapters of Job, we will see how Job's friends were no help to him

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