Podcast

What if God asked you to give back to Him the very thing He promised you? What if He asked you to give Him your only son? In this episode, we dissect the exchange between God and Abraham who is asked to offer up his son, Isaac, as a burnt offering to the Lord. 

The promise is here at the appointed time and in the same manner God spoke it would arrive! In this episode, we meet Isaac, the promised son unto Abraham from God. There is only one problem, Sarah finds Ishmael scoffing at Isaac. What was her response and what exactly was the reason for it? Why did God respond to Ishmael's crying when Hagar cried out? 

In this episode, we learn of an exchange between Abraham and Abimelech that changed both men. We also see how a survival mode mindset influences Abraham's decisions. How does our Heavenly Father respond to our trauma? 

In this episode, we review the events that took place leading to Sodom and Gomorrah being destroyed. We'll also look at some of the historical context from this chapter and what it can teach us about our future. 

In this episode, we learn from Abraham how to host the presence of the Lord. What are some prerequisites before God can reveal the mysteries of heaven to us? Have we been like Sarah, eavesdropping on our own storyline? 

In this episode, we take a look at the sign of an everlasting promise made by God to Abraham and to YOU. How does God respond to our doubt? What is our end of the promise? 

In this episode, we follow the life of Hagar, an Egyptian servant forced to birth a son to her mistress husband. A strange thing happens when she flees from her mistress who harshly deals with her- the Angel of the Lord tells her to go back INTO the affliction. Why? 

Is there room in our faith to have doubt? What is God's response to our questioning if He will do what He said He would? In this episode we reveal another aspect of God's character who walks through the brokenness and desperation of Abram. (Prayer at end of episode!) 

In this episode, we look at quite the display of brotherly love between Abram and Lot. Abram also teaches us how to redirect all the glory to God after an incredible and unlikely victory.