Daily Devotional

Scripture Focus: Genesis 14:18-20; Hebrews 7:1-3After Abram’s victorious rescue of Lot, he was met by Melchizedek, the King of Salem, whoblessed him and offered him bread and wine (Genesis 14:18-20). […]

Scripture Focus: Genesis 14:18-19; Matthew 5:9After Abram’s courageous act of rescuing Lot, something remarkable happened, the King ofPeace, Melchizedek, came to bless him (Genesis 14:18-19). This is no coincidence. Abram

Scripture Focus: Genesis 14:14; 1 Corinthians 9:25When Abram went to rescue Lot, the Bible says he took 318 trained men from his household(Genesis 14:14). Scripture could have simply said he

Scripture Focus: Genesis 14:14-16; Galatians 6:2Abram had already separated from Lot, yet when Lot got into trouble and was taken captive,Abram did not ignore him. The Bible says that when

Scripture Focus: Genesis 13:14; Isaiah 30:21It was no coincidence that God spoke to Abram only after he separated from Lot (Genesis13:14). Lot had been a source of strife and a

Scripture Focus: Genesis 13:10-14; James 1:17Lot chose for himself. Without prayer, without seeking God’s guidance, he simply lifted his eyesand took what appeared to be the best land (Genesis 13:10-11).

Scripture Focus: Genesis 13:8-9; Matthew 5:9Despite being the elder and the one whom God had called, Abram humbled himself andreferred to Lot as his brother rather than his nephew. When

Scripture Focus: Genesis 13:14; Isaiah 1:19When God called Abram in Genesis 12:1, He instructed him to leave his country, his relatives,and his father’s house. However, Abram brought Lot along. While

Scripture Focus: Genesis 13:5-7; 2 Peter 2:7Before Abram and Lot became wealthy, they lived together peacefully. But as soon as theirriches increased, strife arose, forcing them to part ways (Genesis

Scripture Focus: Genesis 13:3-4; Revelation 2:5After his detour to Egypt, Abram realized his mistake and returned to where God had originallyplaced him, back to the altar he had first built