1.      Disobedience due to lack of Faith God visited Moses in a burning bush in Exodus 3. Here Moses is in a state of mind of having resigned to his fate of tending to his Father-in-law’s sheep. A lowly state compared to the place of his growing up – The Pharoh’s palace. He is a broken man now. Not the fighter for the rights of his people we saw before he ran away from Egypt. He seems to have low self-esteem. He seems to have also forgotten his Hebrew roots. This is clear fr

The Bible is remarkably honest about family dynamics. It does not romanticize lineage or assume righteousness is inherited. Again and again, Scripture shows that God deals with individuals , not surnames. A father may fall under judgment while a child is spared. A godly parent may walk faithfully, yet a child may choose rebellion and suffer consequences. One of the clearest examples is Korah’s sons —men who were spared judgment because they refused to stand with their father’

Abraham, is a key figure in the History of the world. He is the father of two groups of People – The Ishmaelites & The Israelites. He is also a key figure in the Christian life. His life gives us many lessons in how faith has to progress in a believer’s life. Abraham was from a family that made and sold idols. They had no idea of God the Father. However, God who is ever Gracious intervened in his life in Genesis12:1.  Every man and woman would get this intervention in their l