Today we will look at God's justice against Sodom and Abraham's response as a prophet and intercessor for those who need mercy just like he needed mercy. We examine what our response ought to be as well.

Today we will continue to look at God's faithfulness in the life of Abraham as we consider to relationship between faith and obedience. What is the role of obedience if it is not a means to get God's favor?

Today we will continue to look at God's faithfulness in the life of Abraham as we consider what it looks like to wait for the fulfillment of God's promises. Waiting is difficult, but God is faithful, and therefore time is on our side.

We continue our series in the book of Genesis, looking at the faith journey of Abraham. Today, we look at God's promises and faithfulness as a protector. What is the significance for us that it is God who makes promises? How do we those promises ours? How are they secure in light of our own personal failures of faith?

We continue our series in the book of Genesis, looking at the faith journey of Abraham. Today, we see how Abraham faces a "double jeopardy" test of his faith. We also see what promise sustains him in the midst of these tests.

We continue our series in the book of Genesis, looking at the faith journey of Abraham.

We begin a new series in the book of Genesis, looking at the faith journey of Abraham. Today, we look at some of the most powerful promises which God has ever made.

We are at the end of a 5-week look at what God desires from the leadership in His church. Today we ask two questions. First, what should God's people be experiencing when elders serve as they should? Secondly, what is a proper and beneficial response?

We are in the midst of a 5-week look at what God desires from the leadership in His church. Today we ask, what are elders supposed to be doing?

We are in the midst of a 5-week look at what God desires from the leadership in His church. In a world with countless stories of people wounded by the actions of their leaders,how do we know who we can trust? What guidance does the Bible give us and what would it mean to follow it?