How do God’s people keep obeying and worshiping while they wait for His promises to be fulfilled? Genesis 12:4–9 shows Abram entering Canaan without possessing the land and still without the offspring God promised. Abram can obey God’s command, but he cannot produce the promised future. Fulfillment rests on God’s faithfulness, not Abram’s ability.
In “Living on God’s Promises,” Pastor Eric traces Abram’s obedience, God’s renewed promise, and the worship that marked Abram’s journey. The rest of Scripture shows that the promise leads through Israel to Jesus Christ. Those who belong to Christ already possess forgiveness, eternal life, and the Holy Spirit, while still awaiting resurrection and the fullness of their inheritance. Until then, Christians keep obeying what Christ has said and keep worshiping in every season because God has been faithful.
11 Oct 2026
The Promise That Shapes the Story | Genesis 12:1-3
Genesis 12:1–3 begins with God calling Abram. God speaks, calls him away from everything familiar, and promises a future Abram cannot produce for himself. Abram has no map, no child, and no way to know how God will fulfill His promises. All he has is God’s word.
In this opening sermon from God’s Promise Through the Patriarchs, Pastor Eric traces three movements in the passage: God calls Abram to leave what he knows, commits Himself to Abram’s future, and carries His blessing beyond Abram. Galatians 3 shows that the promised blessing reaches the nations in Jesus Christ. Everyone who belongs to Christ is an heir according to promise. Abraham’s story teaches us to begin with the God who speaks and to trust what He has actually promised. God binds the future of His people to His own word, and God keeps His word.
4 Oct 2026
What Are You Giving Yourself To? | Titus 3:9-15
At the end of Titus, Paul asks us to consider what our religious activity is actually producing in us. Christian subject matter is not automatically spiritually profitable. One evidence that truth is forming us is that we remain correctable by truth, willing for God’s Word to expose what we have misunderstood or failed to obey.
Paul then turns to ordinary people, practical responsibilities, and real needs. Grace-produced good works make a transformed life visible as believers faithfully love the people Christ has placed in front of them. Yet Christianity does not begin with what we give ourselves to. It begins with Christ giving Himself for us. The grace that saves is also the grace that trains His people to live fruitful lives.
Reach and audience
Public platform figures. Ratings count people who left a rating, not total listeners.
Apple Podcasts (US)
5.0 / 5
2 ratings
Spotify
5.0 / 5
2 ratings
Host of Freedom Bible Church?
Claim your podcast to manage its listing and keep your show details accurate.
Pod Engine is an independent podcast discovery and analytics service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by this podcast. Artwork and show content belong to their owners. Full legal notice.
Explore this show Podcast research with Pod Engine
