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Scripture Focus: Genesis 22:2; 2 Chronicles 3:1God told Abraham to go to a specific place, Mount Moriah. At first glance, it looked like apersonal test, but it was far more. […]

Scripture Focus: Genesis 22:2; Luke 14:26Before God asked for Isaac, Abraham had already let go of Ishmael. That alone was painful.Releasing a son he had raised, laughed with, and loved.

Scripture Focus: Genesis 22:1; James 1:12“After these things, God tested Abraham.” What things? Abraham had just experienced publichonor and peace. Abimelech had praised him, acknowledged God’s favor on his life,

Scripture Focus: Genesis 21:25 to 30; Ecclesiastes 3:7In ancient times, a well wasn’t just a water source, it was survival, wealth, and legacy. Imagineworking hard to dig something so valuable,

Scripture Focus: Genesis 21:19; Ephesians 1:18Hagar was desperate. Her child was crying, and she had given up hope. She placed him undera bush and walked away, not wanting to watch

Scripture Focus: Genesis 17:20; Psalm 113:7 to 8Have you ever wondered why many Arab nations, descendants traditionally linked to Ishmael,are so prosperous today? In Genesis 17:20, God told Abraham, “As

Scripture Focus: Genesis 21:10 to 12; Proverbs 3:5 to 6Abraham once listened to Sarah and made a costly mistake. Instead of seeking God, hefollowed her advice and slept with Hagar.

Scripture Focus: Genesis 21:9 to 10; Galatians 4:22 to 31 The story of Isaac and Ishmael reveals the deep contrast between what is born of the flesh and what is

Scripture Focus: Genesis 21:4; John 14:15 Abraham was overjoyed at the birth of Isaac, the long-awaited son of promise. Yet, in the midst of his excitement, he did not forget

Scripture Focus: Genesis 21:2; Hebrews 6:12 Sarah conceived “at the very time God had promised” (Genesis 21:2). Though she had waited for years, God’s promise was fulfilled at the appointed