If you could share a meal with one historical figure, dead or alive, who would that person be? In this extraordinary passage in the book of Genesis, Abraham and Sarah had the unimaginable opportunity to host God himself. Listen to learn how Pastor Cam unpacks one of the fundamental truths reported throughout the Scripture: God desires to be our friend.

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"Simeon knew he could face death - something every one of us will face one day - because He met the One who would conquer death." (Daniel Darling)

God's Spirit and God's power did it, which made it clear that your life of faith is a response to God's power, not to some fancy mental or emotional footwork by me or anyone else.

"And you, my child, will be called a prophet of the Most High; for you will go on before the Lord to prepare the way for him..." Luke 1:76

"Mary's experience, which is in one way absolutely unique, in another way is typical of the experience of every believer." - John Stott.

Even though the circumstances seemed impossible, God reassured Abraham that He would keep His promise and bless Sarah with a child. Pastor Sean helps us to comprehend the intentions of God even when our faith is limited, and encourages us to keep our end of the covenant, as Abraham did.

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For this passage in Genesis 17:9-14, Grant Memorial invited Old Testament specialist Professor Pierre Gilbert, PhD, to clarify one of the most intriguing texts in Genesis.

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In Genesis 17:1-8, God appeared to Abram to reaffirm His covenant with him. In this passage, Pastor Cam explains how God always keeps His promises, regardless of the circumstances. God promised Abram a land, a name, and a blessed people. Through Jesus Christ, we are now part of this blessed people.

Genesis 16 marks a significant moment in Abram's life - the birth of his first son. However, the circumstances surrounding the birth were not ideal, as it was not the miracle God had promised him. Pastor Cam highlights the importance of trusting God's plan and not rushing into things without relying solely on Him. It serves as a reminder that we should avoid going against God's will and instead patiently wait for His perfect timing.

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Doubt can protect us from harmful situations, but in excess, doubt and skepticism can take away the joy of experiencing faith and all that God designs for us. Pastor Cam explains how Abram decided to believe in God’s promises, even when he learned that he would not see it unfold in his lifetime.