The story of God visiting Abraham and Sarah is just one example of God’s faithfulness. It demonstrates that God is not just a promise-making God, but a promise-keeping one as well. This story teaches us that God doesn’t give people what they serve, but rather what he has promised.

Enjoy God’s blessing by putting your faith in the sacrifice He has provided for you.

When God first speaks to Abram He promises that He will bless all people on earth through him. We learn throughout the Bible that no matter how far people walk from God, He always keeps His promises: and this promise is fulfilled in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, nearly 2000 years later.

Why is it that movies never get the bible story right? Perhaps it because what God wants to tell us and what what we humans want to hear are so different. Hence we keep rewriting the script given by God. Where the Noah movie got it right was when Russell Crowe's character announced that he and his family were no different to the rest of humanity. Salvation is by grace and what Noah could not do, God did by sending his Son to save us from the flood of Gods wrath at the cross.

Creation is what God does and Culture is what humans do under God. Cultural diversity is to be celebrated. However, since humans are sinners and humans create culture we ought to expect to sit tight with Gods word and sit loose with culture.