Win the Day: Five Minutes with Pastor Nat Crawford on Oneplace.com

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Abram was willing to entrust everything into God's hands, telling the Lord, "I believe your promise, I trust you." Because of his faith, God declared Abram "righteous" and made a covenant promise with him. Bryan Clark gets to the heart of that promise and what it means for every believer today: Salvation isn't based on good behavior and a "perfect performance." Instead, it's all about faith in Jesus Christ.

Abram was willing to entrust everything into God's hands, telling the Lord, "I believe your promise, I trust you." Because of his faith, God declared Abram "righteous" and made a covenant promise with him. Bryan Clark gets to the heart of that promise and what it means for every believer today: Salvation isn't based on good behavior and a "perfect performance." Instead, it's all about faith in Jesus Christ.

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What does it take to be right before God? Being acceptable by the world's standards hinges on how we perform. Is that how it is with God too? The answer, of course, is a resounding "NO!" In this episode of Back to the Bible, Bryan Clark reminds us of God's message to Abram: "Don't be afraid. I will be your protector. I'll be your shield, and I will take care of you--just as you are."

What does it take to be right before God? Being acceptable by the world's standards hinges on how we perform. Is that how it is with God too? The answer, of course, is a resounding "NO!" In this episode of Back to the Bible, Bryan Clark reminds us of God's message to Abram: "Don't be afraid. I will be your protector. I'll be your shield, and I will take care of you--just as you are."

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What would we risk in order to rescue someone we love? Bryan Clark explores this question in today's study of Genesis, reminding us to "go into the trenches for Christ's sake," pushing the envelope of faith so that people can see God's power in us. The Lord longs to display His strength and greatness through our lives. He just waits for His people to trust Him and to step out by faith so He can demonstrate who He is.

What would we risk in order to rescue someone we love? Bryan Clark explores this question in today's study of Genesis, reminding us to "go into the trenches for Christ's sake," pushing the envelope of faith so that people can see God's power in us. The Lord longs to display His strength and greatness through our lives. He just waits for His people to trust Him and to step out by faith so He can demonstrate who He is.

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Whether or not we admit it, we all want the same things: happiness, joy, meaning, purpose, love, and acceptance. This is what makes life worth living, right? As we continue our study in Genesis, Bryan Clark brings us back to what truly fulfills us: surrender to God. This, he points out, is what sets us free. As we let go by faith and trust God, we ultimately find what we've always been searching for. That's what Abram did.

Whether or not we admit it, we all want the same things: happiness, joy, meaning, purpose, love, and acceptance. This is what makes life worth living, right? As we continue our study in Genesis, Bryan Clark brings us back to what truly fulfills us: surrender to God. This, he points out, is what sets us free. As we let go by faith and trust God, we ultimately find what we've always been searching for. That's what Abram did.

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Bryan Clark challenges us to step out of our comfort zones, flee the empty distractions of a worldly existence, and take some clues from Abram in the Old Testament: He set off on a faith journey that transformed his life. As Bryan explores Genesis 12, he encourages listeners to take that first gutsy step. "If you'll trust Jesus," Bryan says, "you can begin the journey too. You can have an intimate, growing relationship with God."

Bryan Clark challenges us to step out of our comfort zones, flee the empty distractions of a worldly existence, and take some clues from Abram in the Old Testament: He set off on a faith journey that transformed his life. As Bryan explores Genesis 12, he encourages listeners to take that first gutsy step. "If you'll trust Jesus," Bryan says, "you can begin the journey too. You can have an intimate, growing relationship with God."

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