21.07.13 Respectful Frustration - Genesis 15:1-6

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21.07.13 Respectful Frustration - Genesis 15:1-6

Jul 12 2021 | 00:09:30

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So… where do you go with your complex, difficult, life questions… the ones you’d like to ask God? Have you ever been with someone when they were in a very hard place, and unafraid to boldly ask God really hard stuff? If so, did you wince, afraid maybe lightning might strike or that person might fall over dead with a heart attack? Today, let’s look this issue right in the face.

We’re on a journey with Abraham, one of the great heroes of the Bible, and he’s on a steep learning curve about knowing God, living in a full trust relationship with God, and learning how God deals with us, humanity. Today join me in Genesis chapter 15.

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Today’s Scripture is Genesis 15:1-6.

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