Cambria Pulpit

Does God ever make mistakes? When faced with a crisis, it may feel that way. But in Genesis 18, we learn that God is always good. So we can be confident that the Righteous Judge will do what is just. 

"Father Abraham had many sons. Many sons had Father Abraham." This old song actually contains timeless truth. Why is Abraham our father? In Genesis 17, we learn that we are a part of God's eternal covenant given to Abraham. 

What happens when our faith fails? We get tired of waiting and take matters into our own hands. We try to help God. In Genesis 16, we see what happens when faith fails. Thankfully, God is faithful when we are faithless. 

How do Christians deal with doubt? This is a common issue for believers. But we must understand that faith is not the absence of doubt. Rather, faith is unbelief kept silent. In Genesis 15, Abraham's doubts are addressed. 

Sometimes, doing the right thing doesn't feel like the right thing. So, how should we handle this dilemma? In Genesis 14, we learn that God always cares for those who live in faith.

What is the focus of your life? What you value and pursue in life determines how you'll be remembered. Focusing on the world brings strife, but focusing on God brings blessing. Learn more in this week's sermon from Genesis 13:

Abraham is often called the father of our faith. We find his life in Genesis 12-25. God made a promise to Abraham, and he obeyed by faith. Listen to the sermon- "Faith in God's Promises":

If we want to use our lives for good, then we must obey our mission. So, how do we accomplish the mission of the church? In Galatians 6:1-10, we learn two more ways to make disciples- Ministry and Fellowship. Listen to the sermon here:
 
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How do we make disciples and declare God's glory? As we consider our mission, we must realize the importance of instruction. In Ephesians 4:11-16, we see why instruction is vital to disciple-making. 

What is the value of a human life? Yesterday, we celebrated Sanctity of Life Sunday and looked at Psalm 139. In this psalm, David answers this question by considering God's view of life.