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The Israelites in the desert had a pillar of fire telling them when to move and stop. Abraham had a close relationship with God. But what about us today? Today on Back to the Bible we’ll wrestle with understanding God’s timing. How do we know when God is calling us to action? And how do we step out of His way so He can do His part in our journey of faith.

Abraham lived a remarkable life of faith, one that bears examining even thousands of years later. Today on Back to the Bible Bryan Clark discusses what it means on a practical level to be a person of faith. Join us as we take a deeper look at Genesis 24 and consider when it is we should move in faith and when should we hold up and wait on God.

All through Abraham’s life and through all his journeys, God was at work. As Bryan Clark takes us in to Genesis 24, we look back at Abraham's life of faith and we’ll see a beautiful picture of how God, in His sovereignty, works. We’ll consider how our own choices and relationship with God come together to accomplish His plan.

We live for that which we think is of most value each and every day. As we turn to Genesis Chapter 23, Bryan Clark examines this idea as seen in the life of Abraham. As we look at the faith of Abraham we’ll ask why living for the things that matter are important. Finally we’ll look at what we’re really living for and how it’s reflected in what we do every day.

Are you willing to start trusting God more? Do you trust Jesus as Lord and Savior? Do you believe that if God said it, then He will do it? In this episode of Back to the Bible, Bryan Clark challenges us to put our fear and doubt on the altar, and--like Abraham--receive a new approval from God ... new assurances.

In this episode of Back to the Bible, Bryan Clark explores what he calls "the greatest chapter in the story of the life of Abraham"--the culmination of his journey. Abraham's faith is confirmed in a test of love and obedience. "That's the theology of this text," Bryan points out. "God tests our faith by asking if we're willing to take that which we love most, and in an act of obedience, sacrifice it to Him."

Every one of us can fall victim to manmade, legalistic systems instead of taking God at His word. As we begin our study in Genesis 21, Bryan Clark shows us the "magnificent fulfillment" of God's promise through the birth of Isaac. It's the reward of patience and trust. "If you choose to trust God by faith," Bryan says, "God longs to reward that faith. That's where the joy and the miracles are. That's celebration. That's life!"

"If God said it, then He will do it." Do you believe this statement? As Bryan Clark explores the story of Abraham and Sarah in Genesis 20, he points out that too many of us (including this famous couple) doubt God's promises. Bryan asks us to consider how radically different our lives could be if we'd stop worrying and start trusting the Lord.

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.

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.