Two questions to consider in this sermon are: who was God to Abram and what results did this cause in Abram’s life? Remember that God is not only our companion in life, but He is also sovereign over all the world. He holds all of creation in His hands. When we live with this realization, it takes away our fears. God wants us to have a profound confidence in Him. We can entrust our uncertainties to God because He is in control over all things. When God called Abram, he was wealthy, had a wife and servants, and had a plan for himself. But God called him out of his comforts. Embrace the life God is calling you to. God wants to redefine your concepts and thoughts of Him. He calls us out of our limitations and conclusions of life. Let these things go so that God can show you who He is. There is a promise of something to come and God is faithful to bring that promise to pass. Press in deeper to this redefining process. God is trustworthy. God called Abram out of his conclusions and then promised him blessing. God speaks to the fears Abram might have had with his calling. Allow God to be your comfort, peace, and joy. God tells Abram that ultimately through your life others will be blessed. Learn how satisfying it is in finding worth in something greater than only living for your life. Relinquish control and let God redefine who you are. Abram decided to trust God and he stepped away from his comforts and conclusions. He willingly stepped out of his boundaries in order to press into God. He acknowledged that God is his God and built altars to testify who God is. Do you trust God to be who He says He is? Will you set aside your comforts and conclusions in order to press into God?