We read Genesis 22 and Psalm 19 to trace how God tests, provides, and speaks. Abraham’s costly obedience meets David’s joyful trust, and together they call us to a steady confidence that God’s word revives and God’s promise holds.

• Abraham’s test on Moriah and the ram provided
• The name The Lord Will Provide as lived theology
• Psalm 19’s two books: creation and Scripture
• God’s law reviving the soul and making wise
• Prayer for words and thoughts to please God
• Testing versus temptation clarified with a pottery image
• Abraham’s confidence in God’s covenant with Isaac
• Encouragement for modern pressures and decisions
• God’s faithfulness despite human weakness

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We trace how God keeps his word in Genesis 21 and Psalm 18:43-50, from Isaac’s birth and Sarah’s joy to a desert well for Hagar and Ishmael, a peacemaking covenant at Beersheba, and David’s praise for deliverance. The thread ties to Jesus, the anointed King who fulfills every promise.

• Isaac’s birth as proof of God’s reliability
• Sarah’s laughter turning from doubt to joy
• Hagar and Ishmael preserved by a revealed well
• Beersheba treaty modeling honest peacemaking
• David’s praise centering God’s protection and justice
• Promises to David pointing to Jesus the Messiah
• Joy in promise given and greater joy in promise kept

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We read Genesis 20 and Psalm 18:25–42 and trace how spiritual stubbornness turns fear into excuses while humility opens the door to grace. Abraham’s repeat deception harms many, and Abimelech’s swift repentance shows what real correction looks like under God’s light.

• spiritual stubbornness exposed in Abraham’s repeated deceit
• ripple effects of sin on families and communities
• excusing versus confessing sin, and the cost of “technical truth”
• Abimelech’s humility and restitution as a model of repentance
• Psalm 18’s theme of God as light, shield and refuge
• choosing God’s proven word over fear-driven tactics
• practical steps for confession, repair and walking in the light

For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path.