Sermons

Paul reveals the purpose of the life of the believer - to magnify and glorify God. We can glorify God both in our lives and in our death.

Abram has Ishmael with Sarai’s handmaiden Hagar. God renews the covenant with Abraham, including the promise of an heir from his body and Sarah’s, and gives the sign of circumcision.

In his opening to this epistle Paul shares four aspects of the power of God to further the spread of the gospel, in spite of opposition from the enemy.

God renews and confirms His covenant with Abram.

Paul's instructions concerning the battle the Christian is in and the means God gives us to prevail.

The battle of the Kings, the capture of Lot and Abram's rescue of Lot.

Availing ourselves of the power of heaven through prayer to affect the will of God on Earth, and especially to save those in our sphere of influence who are lost.

Abram’s sojourn in Egypt, his return to Canaan, his separation from Lot, and Lot’s movement towards Sodom.

God’s simple instructions to children and parents for establishing order within our homes.

The beginnings of Abram and his family.