What does it mean to truly trust God—even when everything He asks seems to go against what He’s promised? In this episode, we journey with Abraham up Mount Moriah in one of the most heart-wrenching and theologically rich passages in all of Scripture: Genesis 22.

God commands Abraham to offer up his beloved son Isaac—the child of promise—as a burnt offering. Abraham obeys, without hesitation, trusting somehow that God will provide. Over three long days of walking, father and son carry not only wood and fire, but the weight of sacrifice, love, and faith. At the climax, just as Abraham raises the knife, the angel of the Lord intervenes, and a ram appears—a substitute provided by God Himself.

Join us as we explore:

The emotional intensity and theological significance of God’s command

Abraham’s astonishing faith and obedience

The prophetic depth of Abraham’s words: “God will provide the lamb”

How this story foreshadows the greater sacrifice of God’s own Son, Jesus Christ

What it means to lay down what we love most in trust that God’s purposes are good

Whether you’re facing your own Mount Moriah moment or simply seeking a deeper grasp of God’s provision and love, this episode invites you to see the gospel written in the pages of Genesis—and to trust the God who always provides.

🕊️ “On the mount of the Lord it shall be provided.” – Genesis 22:14