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Scripture Focus: Genesis 19:30 to 38; Second Peter 2:7 to 8 After the events in Sodom, Lot disappears from the pages of Scripture. His story ends in disgrace. Despite being […]

Scripture Focus: Genesis 13:10 to 11; Genesis 19:30 to 38 Lot chose Sodom because it looked prosperous. He moved there for wealth and comfort, but in the end, he lost

Scripture Focus: Genesis 19:31 to 38; Galatians 6:7 to 8 Lot lost everything, but he escaped with his two daughters. Yet even though they left Sodom, Sodom had not left

Scripture Focus: Genesis 19:29; Job 42:10 Lot was not saved because of his own righteousness. He was rescued because of Abraham’s intercession. “So when God destroyed the cities of the

Scripture Focus: Genesis 19:26; Luke 17:32 to 34 Lot’s wife was physically leaving Sodom, but her heart never left. This is why she looked back. Her treasure was still in

Scripture Focus: Genesis 19:14; Titus 2:7 to 8 Lot warned his sons-in-law about the coming destruction, but they laughed at him. His words carried no weight because his life had

Scripture Focus: Genesis 19:15 to 22; James 1:6 to 8 When the angels told Lot to flee he hesitated. Even in the face of destruction he was reluctant to leave.

Scripture Focus: Genesis 19:4 to 11; Ephesians 4:18 to 19 The men of Sodom were not just sinful. Their sin had become aggressive and forceful. They were so consumed by

Scripture Focus: Genesis 19:6 to 8; Romans 12:2 Lot had lived in Sodom for so long that its corruption had shaped his thinking. When the wicked men of the city

Scripture Focus: Genesis 19:2 to 3; Revelation 3:20 The angels eagerly entered Abraham’s home but when they arrived in Sodom they were reluctant to stay in Lot’s house. They preferred