After a lifetime of adventure and faith with her husband, Abraham, Sarah dies and Abraham purchases property that will serve as a family burial tomb for many ages to come. Sarah's faith became sight and she left a legacy of faith for her son, Isaac.

A few years after Isaac, the promised child, was born, Abraham faced a pivotal moment in his journey of faith. It was the most faith-filled, yet frightening moment any of us could imagine as God asked Abraham to lay his Isaac on the altar pf sacrifice.

This is the first message in a new series that we're calling "Standing on the Promises." In today's message, Pastor Dave talks about how we live in the flow of God's blessings every day.

Abram received a promise from God that he would be the father of many nations. However, Abram still didn't have a single child at an advanced age. The dream seemed impossible, but Abram trusted God to make the dream a reality.

Although Abraham was a man of great faith, there were times in his life where he failed to live in that faith. Looking at his example teaches us some lessons about dealing with hardships in our lives in faith.

A the beginning of the story of Abraham, God calls Abraham to leave everything behind and go to a land that He would show Abram (Abraham) later. This is a powerful example of how God still works in our lives today.