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These are the slides from my whole Look to the Stars series based on looking at the life and faith of Abraham (Genesis 12-22).
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- 54. The first intercessory prayer in the Bible is in Genesis 18. God’s will is supreme. God judges evil.
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- 67. is all for God.
- 68. A faith that rests in God.
- 71. An attitude of expecting God to do something. An attitude of expecting God to provide.
- 72. Where am I at in my faith journey with Jesus? Where do I most need an attitude of expecting God to do something?