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Abraham’s nephew was living among cities that had grown too wicked to be allowed to continue. God’s justice and compassion for the vulnerable compelled him to act. But even in this process, Abraham became an advocate for mercy. We discover that God’s ultimate plan is for righteousness to override evil, and for mercy to win out over guilt. Righteousness is vital, because it leads to salvation.

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Sometimes laughter comes from a place of joy and good humor. Sometimes it arises from surprise in the middle of difficulty. At the announcement that their son would be arriving withing the next year, Abraham and Sarah couldn’t help but laugh. Their good news is also our good news, that God always keeps his promises.

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In God’s story, there are no minor characters. Every person matters. In this part of Abraham’s life, we see God’s tenderness toward the slave girl Hegar. She was both seen and heard, and ultimately blessed by God’s mercy. When we feel like an outsider, we can find encouragement from Hegar’s story.

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In the last meeting of our Faithbuilders class for Quarter 2, we look at the important practice of requesting forgiveness from Gary Chapman and Jennifer Thomas’s The Five Languages of Apology.

Thanks for listening to the Kings Crossing Podcast! Today, Mike Gillaspia teaches on how important Walking the Talk is in our lives.

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This is week 4 of our sermon series “Late Bloomer: Adventures with Abraham” with Dr. Mark Adams.

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