There was one who cared . . . Abram.  Why did God allow this man to negotiate for a sin filled city?  This man invested his life to reach everyone he lived with the Most High God even until the very end.  Not only was his nephew at stake but several cities filled with people who, just a few verses before, he helped save from a raid on the cities.

Hospitality is a word not often used today even though we'd all like to think that we are hospitable.  Abram takes this to a whole new level when he gets the opportunity to speak with Christ (Christophany).  Why don't we hold this high a level of kindness today?

Alright, when we think of promises the normal response is not "well, I'll go get my sharp knife".  We'll find out that the Lord had other plans in mind when trying to remind Abram of the promises God made to him.

First God calls Abram out of his land then God promises he will be the father of an entire nation. Although Abram didn't have a child to be a father of anyone. Every time we bring about God's will by means he NEVER intended always ends badly.

This week, Tom, Justin, and special guest speaker Brother Mike covers Genesis 15 and the covenant that is made between God and Abram. What would you do if you had an interaction with God on that level? We also discuss the connections between Gen 15 and Joshua 2:8. 

We look forward to you joining us.

Genesis 15

Joshua 2:8

John 3:16

Tithing the ancient Canaan, an army and an adopted nephew?  This sounds like one crazy Holly Wood movie but it's not, it's in the Bible.  Lot was the adopted nephew of Abram and his uncle-daddy wouldn't stand by and watch his nephew-son be taken by the Chedorlaomer (yeah we couldn't say it either).

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Melchizedek

Church of Jesus Christ

Finally on the scene is the man name Abram.  God used him to bring forth the blood line that would bring forth Jesus the savior of our world.  Although unfortunately he doesn't start out very well.  Is there such thing as a "little white lie"?

Did God create venomous snakes and for that matter did he create mosquitos?  The tower of Babel once upon a time was used by God to spread humanity over the face of the world.  But what did He use to bring us back together?

Mosquitos and God

https://youtu.be/rVl_y0v9P-I

Snake Venom

https://youtu.be/c2R0qVgR-RA

Okay so Noah and his family have just survived the world wide Food now what?!  What do they do now? What happens to the entire human race now?  What does God have to say about this whole thing?  

More than one global flood?!  Nope, but there are many records of the event after all the whole world was destroyed.  How did the ark survive and global flood?  What other flood legends are there?  Where did all the water come from for the flood and where did it go?

Flood Legends

Ron Wyatt 

In the Beginning - Walt Brown