God can open portals that allow us to go from one spirtual realm to another one. Jesus is the door (portal) and through Him we have acces to a new spiritual identity.

God speaks in many ways, the most common way he speaks to us is through the Bible. He can also use other people, dreams and visions and many other ways to communicate. Learn how to be sensitive to the voice of God.

SOmetimes God speaks directly from Heaven in very specific situations. Learn when this happened and what to expect about it.

Multiple times through ou the Bible the voice of God is decribed as the sound of many waters. This is a coumpound sound where a multitude of small dropplets produces a loud noise. God sometimes speaks with a confusing sound but we can isolate His message from the sound of many waters.

In the book of Revelation John described the voice of God sounding like a loud trumpet. Learn to discern the Voice of God. This week Tony Silveira brings you different teachings on how to listen to God.

The last altar built by Abraham was on mount Moriah. Here his faith was tested as he is asked to offer his son in sacrifice. Learn how God provided a substitute and how this relates to our redemmption in Jesus Christ.

After Abraham finaly settled in the promised land and leaves Egypt behind he goes through numerous family struggles, battles and makes a bad decision of having a son with Hagar. God doesn't speak wiith him for 13 years but at Mamre the covenant is renewed and expanded. His name was changed from Abram to Abraham and he receives new identity. We also receive new identities in Christ!

After building the altar in Bethel Abram goes in the direction of the Negev. There he finds famine and fleds to egypt instead of returning. He found a lot of trouble with Pharaoh but ends up returning to Bethel where he rebuilds the altar and starts all over again.

After building the altar in Shechem ABram goes towards the Negeb and stops in Bethel with Ai at his left and he made another altar. Learn about the meaning of this altar and how we have to leave our past behind

Abraham, the father of faith built many altars during his lifetime. We start a series of devotionals today where we will be studying these altars and applying the principles of Abraham into our own life.