As we wrap up the life of Abraham we take a step back and again look at the big picture of Scripture. What is God's plan? What is the meta-narrative? How does Abraham fit into that plan? How do you and I fit into that plan?

Genesis 23-25 chronicle the final days of Abraham. From burying his wife Sarah to securing a wife for his son, Isaac; we see Abraham making final arrangements in conclusion of his journey. What can we learn from his choices?

Another important part of Abraham almost sacrificing Isaac in Genesis 22 is his response to God. The word is "Hineni" and it is a great example of the maturity Abraham has reached in his relationship with God. This is also a wonderful litmus test for us in our Journey as Christians. Are you willing to reply to God's call with "Hineni"?

This week we take a look at the famous account of God asking Abraham to sacrifice his son, Isaac on Mt Moriah. What is the point of this request? The answer may surprise you...

In Genesis 21 we finally have the arrival of the promised baby to Abraham and Sarah. With the Promise fulfilled - the end of the chapter finds Abraham in a good position. But things are about to change...

In Genesis 20 we see Abraham repeat a past mistake with Abimilech, King of Gerar. What is happening here and what does it say to us in 2022?

This week we examine the account in Genesis 18-19 involving the destruction of Sodom & Gomorrah. What does the Bible say was the sin that "grieved" the Lord so and how do we reconcile that with the worldview of modern society?

As we continue our study through the life of Abraham, in Genesis 18, we finally get the formal announcement of a date for the Promise from god - Abraham and Sarah are going to have a baby! Bu instead of believing in faith - Sarah laughs to herself. This week we examine why Sarah laughed and whether we really believe that nothing is too difficult for the Lord.

What is the purpose of prayer? Tune in as Amy refutes the misconception that prayer is mainly about "asking" and instead guides us into a prayer life based on relationship with the Father.

So far we have seen God make a promise to Abram about his future generations. However, in an ironic twist, we also see that Sarai is barren. Now in chapter 17 God introduces Himself as El Shaddai - "God Almighty " - and prepares to override natural laws to fulfill what He has promised!