Abraham is remembered as the man of faith because he learned to trust God more each day.
When Abraham’s servant expects to see the faithfulness of God, he sees the faithfulness of God.
God’s ongoing work in Abraham’s life allows him confidently to say there’s no going back.
Abraham’s faith through an impossible test allows him to see that the Lord provides what the Lord requires.
God fulfills, protects, and secures his promises.
God uses an unlikely source to teach Abraham some important and needed lessons.
God’s decisions of justice are righteous because he is righteous.
God promises there is nothing too hard for him.
Because God had committed himself to Abraham, Abraham committed himself and his family to God.
God reveals his gentle heart in the midst of immense relational conflict.
God commits himself to his promises through his unconditional covenant with Abram.
Abram demonstrates his greatness in a time of battle through his restraint, humility, and faithfulness.
When Abram trusts God to provide, God expands his promises.
Although Abram jeopardizes God’s plan as he leaves Canaan during a famine, God protects his promises through divine intervention.
Abram was an ordinary man called by God to his extraordinary plan.
