Daily Manna With Pastor Paul Torres

Isaac follows the Lord's command and is preserved from a famine in the land.

How Esau and Jacob developed their character as they grew

Problems brewing for Esau and Jacob from the womb

As Abraham's story is summed up and his part of the record ends, we see God's faithfulness being applied in the life of Isaac.

As Sarah dies, Abraham continues with his life and marries another woman. He sets things up so that Isaac will receive all the inheritance.

We continue the gripping tale of how Isaac took Rebecca to his heart and loved her for a lifetime.

As the hand of God is evident in all the events that brought Abraham's servant to the home of Rebecca's family, the family asks Rebecca whether she is willing to follow him home.

Pastor Paul continues discussing the amazing story of when Abraham sent his servant to Mesopotamia to find a wife for Isaac.

As Abraham's servant arrives to the well in Mesopotamia, we already see God at work to bring Rebecca into Isaac's life.

As Abraham prepares to pass the torch onto his son, he calls his most trusted servant and tasks him with the job of finding a wife for Isaac among his kindred in Mesopotamia.

Pastor Paul continues commenting on the purchase of the Cave of Machpelah.

When Sarah passed away, Abraham purchased the cave in Machpelah, the only piece of real estate that we know of purchased by the Patriarch.

Pastor Paul teaches about one of the most misunderstood passages in Genesis, where the Lord asks Abraham to offer his son Isaac as a sacrifice.

When Abraham lied to Abimelech about Sarah, he damaged his testimony. Now we see him making a covenant with him. How could Abimelech trust the man who had lied to him so easily before?

As Abraham throws a party to celebrate Isaac's weaning, an old family feud takes a new, menacing turn.

As the promised seed finally arrives, both Abraham and Sarah are filled with rejoicing and laughter.

In the fallout with Abraham's second time claiming that Sarah was his sister instead of his wife, Abraham is faced with the need to make peace with a pagan king whom he has offended.

Why did Abraham keep falling into the sin of mistrusting God?

When the LORD and two angels show up at Abraham's door, he drops everything to entertain them - and then Sarah laughs.

Just as with Abraham, when God renamed Sarai to Sarah there was a deep significance to the new name.