Bethel Church of Houston

Moses includes less data regarding Isaac's long life compared to his father, Abraham and his son, Jacob. Yet chapter 26 gives us an overview and some hints into his nature and his relationship with Yahweh. Mirrored there are lessons for each of us. Come let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)!

On this Sunday in our youth led service, we examine the essentials of our faith.

The deepest mysteries of God's sovereignty and man's responsibilities come together in our narrative this morning. They intersect our daily lives, too. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)!

We've seen how Abraham lived, following his great God. Now he dies...and we consider lessons for both living and dying. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)!

How does God lead? What kind of direction can we expect as His children? And where do we look for certainty? These questions are nearly inevitable. Answers are in the Word. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18).

When death comes, life gets clear. Day by day we can fool others, and even ourselves. But when death comes, the real state of our soul is revealed. Sarah's death manifests this truth in Abraham's life. We should investigate our lives , as well! Come, let us reason together (Is 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18).

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We come this morning to the pivotal and most memorable event of Abraham's momentous life. How does he respond when called to give everything? What about us? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)!

In Scripture the names of God reveal aspects of His character. In our text this morning God is called the Eternal God. What difference does this make for us, here and now? Come, let's reason together [Is. 1:18] and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)!

Ups and downs, joys and sorrows - life is full of both. So it was in the life of God's friend, Abraham. Through it all God was working His eternal and perfect purpose. Can the same be true in our troubles and successes? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)!