Grace Fellowship Of Lakewood

To follow Jesus is to share in his suffering, but suffering, affliction, and misery is never without meainging God’s economy.

John and Johnny talk about Abrahams life and legacy and how we are writing our eulogy with our lives day by day.

Abraham comes to the end of his life, but he had been writting his eulogy with his life since Genesis 12. We too should write our eulogy whether young or old, with every day of our life.

John and Johnny talk about prayer and the difficulties of having a good prayer life.

Dr. Scott Wenig fills in for Pastor John and addresses our prayer lives.

Abraham's mission changes as he establishes the foundation for God's covenant to be fulfilled in generations to come.

We finish well when we trust the promises and providence of God.

John and Johnny talk about marriage and its relationship to God's promises. Living on mission and passing faith on to the next generation.

Sarah, Abraham’s wife, dies, but in her death there is more than just the ending of a marriage, there is a deposit on the Promises of God

John and Johnny beak down the story of Abraham sacrificing Isaac and the significance of that in our lives.

God tests Abraham with the most outlandish request, but God never asks us to give up anything He hasn’t already given up for us.

John and Johnny talk about theology, apologetics, and the wrath and love of God as it relates to the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Did he really rise from the dead? How do we know? What about God's wrath towards sin, how was that satisfied?

The Easter story is the greatest rescue story ever told.

John and Johnny talk about the kingdom of God, Jesus being presented as a different kind of king for a different kind of kingdom, faith and politics, and other topics related to Sunday's sermon.

Jesus wasn’t the king they expected, he had his own parade, but he would be betrayed in a matter of days. He was a different king for a different kind of kingdom.

John & Johnny talk about God's faithfulness and the fact that He always fulfills His promises even if it isn't how we think He should do it. God isn't just a promise maker, He is a promise keeper.

God is not just a promise maker, He is a promise keeper.

John and Johnny talk about Sunday sermon about temptation, sin, and redemption. Mentioned on the podcast: https://www.abbyjohnson.org/abbyjohnson/and-then-there-were-none https://www.amazon.com/Friend-God-Legacy-Abraham-Faith/dp/1572933712 http://colsoncenter.libsyn.com/podcast-unplanned-with-abby-johnson

Abraham fell pray to the same old temptation he had before. We often do the same thing, but God redeemed Abrham’s presence and shortcomings. He can do the same thing for us. Redemptive presence isn’t about our work for God, it is about the work of God through us.

God is a God of justice and mercy, but those are not contradictory, they are complimentary. God shows this in the story of Sodom and Gomorrah