Sermon: Journey of Faith
Today we look at Genesis 11:27-32, Genesis 12:1-6 and 2 Corinthians 5:7, 14-21.
We look at:
Terah, and how God used Abram even though he was an idol-worshiper.
God's Divine Call and Promise.
Abram's Response.
Application: Our Journey of Faith
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