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According to Bryan Clark, fear has a way of exposing a pocket in our heart that says, "I just don't trust God." And yet surrendering all to the Lord and trusting Him is the key to a growing faith. As Bryan explores Genesis 20, he reveals how fear gets in the way, and he offers ways of overcoming it.

According to Bryan Clark, fear has a way of exposing a pocket in our heart that says, "I just don't trust God." And yet surrendering all to the Lord and trusting Him is the key to a growing faith. As Bryan explores Genesis 20, he reveals how fear gets in the way, and he offers ways of overcoming it.

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Fear is an emotional response that reflects a core belief deep in our hearts. It's an emotion that even faith heroes like Abraham knew all too well. In this episode of Back to the Bible, Bryan Clark reminds us that God wants to drive out fear and replace it with faith. The Lord can be trusted.

Fear is an emotional response that reflects a core belief deep in our hearts. It's an emotion that even faith heroes like Abraham knew all too well. In this episode of Back to the Bible, Bryan Clark reminds us that God wants to drive out fear and replace it with faith. The Lord can be trusted.

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Why are so many Christians hobbled by sin and plagued with conflict? Without realizing it, some are following the path of Lot in the Old Testament. According to Bryan Clark, too many believers make poor choices and are unwilling to learn from their mistakes or to change--just like Lot. Others, he says, try to manage sin instead of letting God eliminate it. In today's study of Genesis, Bryan draws parallels between Lot's worldly mindset and the soul-robbing choices that defeat modern-day believers.

Why are so many Christians hobbled by sin and plagued with conflict? Without realizing it, some are following the path of Lot in the Old Testament. According to Bryan Clark, too many believers make poor choices and are unwilling to learn from their mistakes or to change--just like Lot. Others, he says, try to manage sin instead of letting God eliminate it. In today's study of Genesis, Bryan draws parallels between Lot's worldly mindset and the soul-robbing choices that defeat modern-day believers.

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Throughout history, why have countless men and women consciously turned their backs on God, willingly choosing a life of sin and destruction? As we begin our study in Genesis 19--what Bryan Clark describes as one of the "darkest, most miserable chapters in all the Bible"--we see a clear contrast between the broad road that leads to death and the narrow path that leads to life.

Throughout history, why have countless men and women consciously turned their backs on God, willingly choosing a life of sin and destruction? As we begin our study in Genesis 19--what Bryan Clark describes as one of the "darkest, most miserable chapters in all the Bible"--we see a clear contrast between the broad road that leads to death and the narrow path that leads to life.

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There is only one person in the entire Bible who is called "a friend of God"--and that person is Abraham. As Bryan Clark unpacks Abraham's story in Genesis 18, he turns the discussion to the intimate, covenant relationship the Lord wants with every believer: "What God is saying in this passage is 'I want a covenant people who will walk in obedience, and I want to pour out my blessings on them.' "

There is only one person in the entire Bible who is called "a friend of God"--and that person is Abraham. As Bryan Clark unpacks Abraham's story in Genesis 18, he turns the discussion to the intimate, covenant relationship the Lord wants with every believer: "What God is saying in this passage is 'I want a covenant people who will walk in obedience, and I want to pour out my blessings on them.' "

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