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Hall of Faith - A new Name, A New People

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Verses Used:

  • Genesis 12:1; 15:1-6
  • Genesis 17:1-5
  • Genesis 17:17-22
  • Genesis 22:16-18

Takeaways:

Act I - The Call

  • Sometimes God has a way of moving people into new surroundings to build their faith, or test their faith. This was the case for Abram.
  • What might God be calling you to do today that requires faith?

Act II - The Promise

  • Promises require waiting.
  • God reaffirms his promises when his people forget, this is what a loving God does.
  • Abram’s Righteousness means God declares him righteous, he’s in a right relationship with God, and he’s rightly used by God.

Act III - The Bad Idea

  • When people don’t trust God’s promises, they take matters into their own hands.

Act IV - The Name Change

  • Abram’s name meant “exalted father”. Abraham meant “father of many nations”.
  • Sarai meant “my lady or my princess”. Sarah meant “mother of nations”

Discussion Questions:

  • Where did we see Abram struggle to believe the promise of God?
  • God declared Abram righteous because of his faith. What do you think it means to be “righteous”? Was Abram without sin?
  • Why is it easier to take matters into our own hands than to trust God’s promises?
  • How might Abraham and Sarah’s name change have impacted them and the people around them?

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Indhold leveret af Josh Huseby. Alt podcastindhold inklusive episoder, grafik og podcastbeskrivelser uploades og leveres direkte af Josh Huseby eller deres podcastplatformspartner. Hvis du mener, at nogen bruger dit ophavsretligt beskyttede værk uden din tilladelse, kan du følge processen beskrevet her https://da.player.fm/legal.

Verses Used:

  • Genesis 12:1; 15:1-6
  • Genesis 17:1-5
  • Genesis 17:17-22
  • Genesis 22:16-18

Takeaways:

Act I - The Call

  • Sometimes God has a way of moving people into new surroundings to build their faith, or test their faith. This was the case for Abram.
  • What might God be calling you to do today that requires faith?

Act II - The Promise

  • Promises require waiting.
  • God reaffirms his promises when his people forget, this is what a loving God does.
  • Abram’s Righteousness means God declares him righteous, he’s in a right relationship with God, and he’s rightly used by God.

Act III - The Bad Idea

  • When people don’t trust God’s promises, they take matters into their own hands.

Act IV - The Name Change

  • Abram’s name meant “exalted father”. Abraham meant “father of many nations”.
  • Sarai meant “my lady or my princess”. Sarah meant “mother of nations”

Discussion Questions:

  • Where did we see Abram struggle to believe the promise of God?
  • God declared Abram righteous because of his faith. What do you think it means to be “righteous”? Was Abram without sin?
  • Why is it easier to take matters into our own hands than to trust God’s promises?
  • How might Abraham and Sarah’s name change have impacted them and the people around them?

https://missio.life/home

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