God is a God of promises. But they don't usually come with a blueprint. Abram's effort to hasten a plan and "help" God fulfill his promise is a lesson for all time. Let God be God.

God is a God of promises. But they don't usually come with a blueprint. Abram's effort to hasten a plan and "help" God fulfill his promise is a lesson for all time. Let God be God.

Eleven years after God first called Abraham to believe him for a child and trust him for a land and nation, he and his wife were still childless in their eighties. In a mysterious and stunning ceremony, God shows Abraham the foundational reason God can be trusted to fulfill every promise.

Eleven years after God first called Abraham to believe him for a child and trust him for a land and nation, he and his wife were still childless in their eighties. In a mysterious and stunning ceremony, God shows Abraham the foundational reason God can be trusted to fulfill every promise.

Throughout his life, Abraham moved from place to place, never settling in one place for long. Scripture says he was looking for a better home, an eternal city to settle in, forever speaking to pilgrims everywhere who look for an eternal home.

Throughout his life, Abraham moved from place to place, never settling in one place for long. Scripture says he was looking for a better home, an eternal city to settle in, forever speaking to pilgrims everywhere who look for an eternal home.

God initiates relationship with Abraham by calling him to leave his home for an uncertain future in an uncertain land. In so doing, he reveals his heart to call us to leave behind our lives and journey with him into eternity.

God initiates relationship with Abraham by calling him to leave his home for an uncertain future in an uncertain land. In so doing, he reveals his heart to call us to leave behind our lives and journey with him into eternity.

Does it matter if I'm filled with the Spirit or not? Is it even biblical? What about all the weird things people say and do in the name of being Spirit-filled?

For two Sundays we take a biblical , practical, and prophetic look at God's plan to fill all his children with His Spirit.

Does it matter if I'm filled with the Spirit or not? Is it even biblical? What about all the weird things people say and do in the name of being Spirit-filled?

For two Sundays we take a biblical , practical, and prophetic look at God's plan to fill all his children with His Spirit.