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Scripture Focus: Genesis 22:13 to 14; John 1:29As Abraham raised the knife to sacrifice his son, God interrupted and provided a ram, right ontime. Isaac was spared because a substitute […]

Scripture Focus: Genesis 22:5; Hebrews 11:17 to 19Abraham told his servants, “We will go and worship, and we will come back to you.” He knew hewas going to sacrifice Isaac,

Scripture Focus: Genesis 22:5; Romans 12:1The first time the word “worship” appears in the Bible is in Genesis 22, when Abraham told hisservants, “Stay here… the boy and I will

Scripture Focus: Genesis 22:3; John 10:27Early the next morning. Those four words speak volumes. Abraham didn’t delay, didn’t consultanyone, didn’t sit with the decision for days. God had spoken, and

Scripture Focus: Genesis 22:2 to 4; Isaiah 30:21When God told Abraham to offer Isaac, He didn’t give him all the details at once. He simplysaid, “Go to the region of

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