If there's one thing we can't stop while serving, it's the aging process. With aging comes new perspectives on home and what it means.

Do you struggle to hear God because of all the noise in your life? How can you put a healthy distance between people or things that keep you from hearing God's voice? Abraham learned this same lesson.

If we believe the gospel message is for all people, why do we live as if it's not? Are you playing favorites in how you treat others and seek to reach them for Christ?

God remains faithful to his promises even when we choose our own way. Abram learned some lessons from the choices he made, yet, we still see God's grace in Genesis 12.

Leaving home means coming back to what we knew is no longer a given. Being at home at home takes work and requires help from others.

When man chooses to do things his own way instead of God's, things can get confusing...even language. We have lessons to learn from the Tower of Babel.

Some people we can just avoid, but Jesus is not one of them. Representing him brings a response from others one way or the other. There is no middle ground with Jesus.

Why do we need another genealogy after the flood? Because mankind is starting again. 

How we leave a place of service impacts how we find home in the next location.

Do you need reminders of important events for for your to-do list? God used a reminder too, but it's not for what he would do, but what he would not.