Daily Devotional

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

Scripture Focus: Genesis 21:1 to 2; Romans 4:18 to 21 Sarah’s pregnancy at 90 years old was medically impossible. By that age, she had long passed menopause, meaning her body

Scripture Focus: Genesis 21:1; Job 42:10 God remembered Sarah and fulfilled His promise after Abraham had prayed for Abimelech’s household, where the women were barren. This mirrors the story of

Scripture Focus: Genesis 20:8 to 9; Jonah 3:5 to 10 Abimelech rose early in the morning to make restitution. He did not delay in making things right. He recognized his

Scripture Focus: Genesis 20:7; Second Timothy 2:13 Despite Abraham’s failure, God still called him a prophet. Abraham had acted out of fear, lied about Sarah, and compromised, yet God did