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Christians often draw distinctions between faith and good works, but the New Testament writers appeal to Abraham as an example of both. In this session, we discuss how Abraham shows faith and obedience in his willingness to sacrifice his beloved son Isaac.
Genesis tells grand stories that give us fundamental insights into the mysteries and conflicts of human existence.
Genesis ends with a familiar theme: the relationship between fathers and sons, handing...
Joseph's brothers do something terrible to him, and yet, years later, Joseph believes...
Joseph, a victim of slander and the abuse of others, is often thought of as morally...
Bible stories are sometimes strange, disturbing, and morally ambiguous. Genesis 34 is...
Jacob's story is one of grace: chosen as recipient of God's blessing. The Lord...
Jacob may be one of the three great patriarchs of Israel, but he is no polished saint...
Christians often draw distinctions between faith and good works, but the New Testament...
Abraham, while admirable, was not without faults; his story is defined less by...
Long regarded by Jews and Christians alike as a biblical hero, Abraham is the focus of...
The story of Noah and the flood isn't the only account of a flood in ancient times...
Genesis 3 tells the famous story of the sin of Adam and Eve, what Christians have long...
Genesis begins with the beginning of all things: creation, life, human persons, work...