All of God’s promises will be fulfilled. Through the story of Isaac, we learn to trust God even when His promises doesn’t make sense to us, because He already sees the other side. The reason Abraham was willing to sacrifice Isaac was because he trusted wholeheartedly in God.

All of God’s promises will be fulfilled. Through the story of Isaac, we learn to trust God even when His promises doesn’t make sense to us, because He already sees the other side. The reason Abraham was willing to sacrifice Isaac was because he trusted wholeheartedly in God.

God tested Abraham to reveal what was truly in his heart. Discipleship is simply choosing what you want most over what you want now; and God asks us to put Him first, above all else.

God tested Abraham to reveal what was truly in his heart. Discipleship is simply choosing what you want most over what you want now; and God asks us to put Him first, above all else.

When Jesus rests at the well, He encounters the Samaritan woman. We see His unconditional love radically change her from the inside out. Nothing, and no one, is beyond Jesus's reach!

When Jesus rests at the well, He encounters the Samaritan woman. We see His unconditional love radically change her from the inside out. Nothing, and no one, is beyond Jesus's reach!

In the Parable of the Talents, we learn that God owns everything, and gives to us according to our abilities. Whatever your capacity, do all you can with what you have. God loves us equally, but He does not reward us equally.

In the Parable of the Talents, we learn that God owns everything, and gives to us according to our abilities. Whatever your capacity, do all you can with what you have. God loves us equally, but He does not reward us equally.

In John 20, we find the story of Thomas after Jesus’s resurrection. Thomas withdrew out of anger and hurt from the disciples, after which he finally saw the resurrected Christ. From his story, we learn that our anger, and our attitude, can be one of the hardest obstacles to overcome, and they can strongly affect our quality of relationship with both the church and with God.

In John 20, we find the story of Thomas after Jesus’s resurrection. Thomas withdrew out of anger and hurt from the disciples, after which he finally saw the resurrected Christ. From his story, we learn that our anger, and our attitude, can be one of the hardest obstacles to overcome, and they can strongly affect our quality of relationship with both the church and with God.