Genesis 11:26-13:2 | Session 1

How do I follow God when I don’t have all the details, and my faith isn’t perfect? Can God really use me when I’m unsure, imperfect, hesitant, or still growing? THE CALL - THE RESPONSE - THE NEED Join us as we trace the beginning of God’s redemptive story through the call of Abram, showing how Genesis 11–12 marks a decisive moment when God breaks centuries of silence to initiate grace, redemption, and a new nation. We highlight Abram’s background in an idol worshiping family, his partial obedience in leaving Ur, and the significance of Terah’s grief laden stop in Haran. God’s call required separation, trust, and movement: “GO from your country, your relatives, and your father’s household” and “GO to the land the LORD will show you”. Abram’s faith was real but not yet refined, evidenced in his altar‑building, his fear in Egypt, and his mixture of truth and deception. Yet God’s covenant promises about Abram birthing a nation, having a great name, and a blessing. God's blessings advance, not because Abram was perfect, but because God is faithful. Be encouraged today as we concluded with the truth that "My faith does not have to be refined to be effective" . . . Abram stepped out with faith that was real, but not yet refined.” Join us and be ENCOURAGED TODAY. SESSION 1 NOTES: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ayi0...