In this lesson we examine how Abraham responded to God's Presence, His Promise and His Plan. In the process, we ask ourselves, how do We respond to God's Presence, His Promise and His Plan? After all, how we respond says a lot about both our character and our relationship with Him.

In this lesson we examine how Abraham responded to God's Presence, His Promise and His Plan. In the process, we ask ourselves, how do We respond to God's Presence, His Promise and His Plan? After all, how we respond says a lot about both our character and our relationship with Him.

When you turn to Genesis 18-19, what captures your attention first and foremost, Sodom and Gomorrah? As an introduction to these two chapters, we ask the question, Is it Us vs Them...or is it all about Him. We want to make sure we're seeing the right things.

When you turn to Genesis 18-19, what captures your attention first and foremost, Sodom and Gomorrah? As an introduction to these two chapters, we ask the question, Is it Us vs Them...or is it all about Him. We want to make sure we're seeing the right things.

Genesis 15 revealed to us that God covenants with us and our response is to have faith in Him and His Word. When we come to Genesis 17 we see that a relationship of obedience sets the stage for God to pour our the blessings of His Covenant on us. That's the other side of the coin; God's covenantal commitment to us expects a response of relationship that obeys.

Genesis 15 revealed to us that God covenants with us and our response is to have faith in Him and His Word. When we come to Genesis 17 we see that a relationship of obedience sets the stage for God to pour our the blessings of His Covenant on us. That's the other side of the coin; God's covenantal commitment to us expects a response of relationship that obeys.

As we turn to the 2nd part of Chapter 16 we see that whether or not we see it or sense it...our God is our greatest ally. We see that when Hagar fled from Abram and Sarai she wasn't looking for God, but God found her and revealed Himself to be her Greatest Ally.

As we turn to the 2nd part of Chapter 16 we see that whether or not we see it or sense it...our God is our greatest ally. We see that when Hagar fled from Abram and Sarai she wasn't looking for God, but God found her and revealed Himself to be her Greatest Ally.

The first six verses of chapter 16 demonstrate for us that when it comes to failure, we're our own worst enemy. This choices Sarai, Abram and Hagar all make create a situation that's far worse than it needed to be. It's easy to see that our greatest enemy is often not Satan, but ourselves.

The first six verses of chapter 16 demonstrate for us that when it comes to failure, we're our own worst enemy. This choices Sarai, Abram and Hagar all make create a situation that's far worse than it needed to be. It's easy to see that our greatest enemy is often not Satan, but ourselves.