After the promise of an heir, Abraham heads south and again compromises the plan of God. What do we see? That God can overcome our fears with His faithfulness!

After God destroys Sodom and Gomorrah, Lot and his daughters escape to the hills. But what happens when his daughters take their future in their own hands while not trusting the Lord? An incredible story.

The outcry of the innocent has reached the heart of heaven. Now the righteous judgment towards Sodom has come however, Lot is still in the city. How does the mercy of God rescue him? By taking him by the hand.

What was the problem with Sodom that its outcry reached the ears of Heaven? A clear distinction between those who are friends with God and those who are friends with the world. What does that look like? And what is the good news for Christian’s?

As God moves to judge the wickedness of Sodom, Abraham comes to the Lord as a man with humility and compassion asking the Lord not to destroy the righteous with the wicked. In this moving passage, we are encouraged to pray on the behalf of others too. Our confidence is not in the strength of our prayers but in the perfection of our savior!

Is God righteous? Will He destroy the righteous with the wicked? That is the heart of Genesis 18:22-33. Only those who put their trust and faith in the only True Righteous One, Jesus, will be declared righteous.

Being known by God is never a private comfort. It's an invitation into His purposes, a charge to shape our households after His character, and a call to trust His justice even when we don't yet see the whole picture.

After years of promise but no child, Sarah finds the promise of God too good to be true, even laughable. But what seems impossible is only a reminder that nothing is too hard for the Lord.