The Redemption of Isaac (Genesis 35:1-29)
Isaac inherits a land of peace and safety from his father Abraham — and citizenship in an eternal kingdom.
Isaac inherits a land of peace and safety from his father Abraham — and citizenship in an eternal kingdom.
Paul tells us to “offer your bodies as a living sacrifice,” but what did he mean by that? To answer that question, we have to go all the way back to the Garden of Eden and find out what sacrifice meant to God from the beginning…
Are elders supposed to be elderly? Are they supposed to look like board members? What are elders supposed to do? Find out how the bible answers these questions and more…
Is church membership commanded in scripture? Isn’t it just a bit arrogant to believe that a Christian can get everything they need from just one church? And if church leadership becomes abusive, what then?
Find out how the bible answers these questions and more…
A man with three sons crawls out of the wreckage of Babylon and heads southwest, into unknown lands — but only one of them actually arrives at their destination.
The honeymoon in the new land is over. Abram loses his faith; Sarai keeps hers — but at what cost?
God blesses Abram beyond his wildest dreams — and destroys his hopes for the future.
Abram’s nephew gets in trouble. In the process of rescuing him, Abram accidentally becomes the Saviour of all Canaan. Great! Now what?
Abram finally runs out of ways to earn God’s blessings…just in time to find out what God really wants.
Abram asks God a question, and gets a bigger answer than he expected.