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Becoming Children
January 24/25, 2015 Paul calls the Galatians to a new life of freedom in God. He uses an allegory about Hagar and Sarah in order to illustrate the radical new...
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The Faith of Sarah
November 15/16, 2014 Genesis 23:1-20 recounts the death of Sarah and Abraham’s honoring of her by acquiring a special burial place and grieving. Oftentimes, Sarah is remembered for her mistreatment...
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Two Children, a Family and the Interweaving Promises of God
November 1/2, 2014 The promise-child is born (Genesis 21:1-21) and named Isaac, which means laughter. The son of the servant woman is sent away. In the midst of these amazing...
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Praying in the Midst of Promises and Problems
October 25/26, 2014 In Genesis 18:16-33 [19:1-38], Abraham and Sarah extend hospitality to three divine visitors, where the promise is reaffirmed again. Sarah thinks it’s funny. At the same time,...
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Tangible Signs
October 18/19, 2014 Here (Genesis 17:1-27; 18:1-15) we encounter a third and more specific outline of both God’s covenant promises and the demands laid upon Abram. The reality of the...
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Human Means for Divine Ends
October 11/12, 2014 When Abram and Sarai grow old (Genesis 16:1-18), they begin to think it’s time to take measures into their own hands. This move was culturally appropriate, but...
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Fumbling With Faith
September 20/21, 2014 In Genesis 12:10-20; 20:1-18, we look at Abraham’s fumbling attempt to integrate his faith with everyday challenges in the world around him, particularly life as a nomad...