EPIC: Abraham & Isaac – Friday
We pray for help is offering everything our lives to God. You can [permalink append=”#comments”]Discuss the Challenge[/permalink] online, or by starting a local discussion group! Are you meeting just once a week with your discussion group? You can find all of this week’s discussion material in our Weekly Study Guide
EPIC: Abraham & Isaac – Thursday
God’s test was meant to reveal if Abraham truly worshipped and loved God above everything else, or if he’d hold something back. Because fo the incredible gift God had given him, Abraham could lose sight of God, and God’s promise, by becoming overly focused on Isaac. He might forget Isaac was a miraculous gift from […]
EPIC: Abraham & Isaac – Wednesday
We’re studying a really challenging story from the Old Testament this week, where God asks Abraham to sacrifice his long-awaited son. Where we left off yesterday, he had the knife ready over Isaac, ready to follow through on this unbelievable and horrific command from God. But the angel of the LORD called to him from […]
EPIC: Abraham & Isaac – Tuesday
https://vimeo.com/119522847 We’re exploring a tough story today. The Bible even warns us: After these things God tested Abraham and said to him, “Abraham!” And he said, “Here I am.” The story helps us prepare for what’s ahead. This is a test, and it comes from God. He said, “Take your son, your only son Isaac, […]
EPIC: Abraham & Isaac – Monday
What is the most important thing to you? What do you love most? Is it an object, a person, maybe a child? Could anything convince you to part with that beloved thing/person? This week we’ll explore a really tough story in the Bible, where God commands one of his favourite people, Abraham, to sacrifice his […]
Group Study Guide: EPIC: Abraham & Isaac
Are you meeting regularly with a discussion group? If you meet just once a week, you can find all of this week’s discussion questions in one place right here. Question: What’s the hardest, biggest sacrifice you’ve ever made? Share that story with someone, and the reasons why. How did you come to terms with it? […]