In this call to praise, God’s people are encouraged not to harden their hearts.

God cares about our real, physical needs, sometimes bringing something out of what seems like nothing.

Jesus was sent as an expression of God’s love for the world.

God calls into existence the things that do not exist.

"The Lord will keep your going out and your coming in from this time on and forevermore."

It would not be an easy journey, but Abram trusted in the promise.

In many ways, the temptations we face deal with identity.

Paul speaks of the spread of sin from an original, single source: Adam.

Trying to hide our sin from God, from others, and from ourselves can be debilitating.

To what degree does the pattern of your own sin follow this one: temptation, reasoning with yourself, denying accountability or trying to justify your choice, and then suffering the consequence of your actions?