However much the plan of salvation rests only upon the work of Christ in our behalf, we—as recipients of God’s grace—are, nevertheless, still involved.

Not only did God promise Abraham that in him would all the families of the earth be blessed, but the Lord also said that He would make of him a “great and mighty nation.”

However tough our situation now, the future is bright—but only because of what God did for us.

There's no question, the covenant promise of the world’s Savior is the greatest of all God’s promises.

Join Pr. Eric Flickinger and our special guest this quarter, professor Michael Hasel, as they provide additional insights into this week's Sabbath School lesson, "Children of the Promise."

The Lord says to Abram, “I am thy shield.”

The Bible tells us that “All the families of the earth” were to be blessed through Abraham.

Many are still tested like Abraham was...

The covenant is always a covenant of grace, of God doing for us what we could never do for ourselves.

The meaning of the name Abraham underscores God’s desire and design to save all peoples.