Who Are the Children of Abraham?

When we don’t believe all the promises of God, we won’t receive the full measure of the Spirit. 

“Works” longs for the joy of being glorified as strong. “Faith” longs for the joy of seeing God glorified as strong. 

When he was in anguish, Jesus rested his soul in the sovereign wisdom of God. 

Pastor Julie Kahwagi shares from Hebrews 11:8-19 about living a life of pilgrimage like Abraham, looking for the heavenly city in patience and endurance, trusting that God will fulfill his promise and reward our faith in the end. تشارك القس جولي قهوجي من العبرانيين ١١: ٨-١٩ عن ال ... Show More

Friends, if the intention of an author is to convince people to read and think about what he’s written, the author of Sunday's first reading has done his job well. We hear the deeply troubling story of Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice his own son, Isaac. How do we reconcile God ... Show More

God doesn’t give us a blueprint for our futures, but he does give us biblical trajectories by which we can discern his will and follow it with confidence. 

Fredrick Haddad shares a personal testimony that taught him how God does not treat us according to what we offer him in return and that our worth and identity don’t change based on circumstances in our lives. فريدريك حداد يشارك اختبار شخصي علّمه ان الله لا يتعامل معنا حسب ما نقدم ... Show More

God promised Abraham that in his seed, "all the families of the earth shall be blessed" (Gen. 12:3). Today, Sinclair Ferguson explores how Jesus Christ fulfills this blessing in the salvation of Jewish and gentile believers. Read the transcript: https://www.ligonier.org/podcasts/ ... Show More

Surely the people most worthy of associating with Abraham are those who followed him, and this Prophet, and those who believe. God is the guardian of the believers. (Al Imran 3: Verse 68) Learn how to be from the family of our beloved Ibrahim in this week's tafsir of surat Ali Im ... Show More

Submission to God. When his Lord said to him, "Submit", he said "I have submitted to the Lord of the worlds." (Chapter 2: Verse 131) Learn about the conversation between God and Abraham, and the children of Abraham.