Hello, my friends. Welcome back to the Morning Mindset, Kerry Green here. You know, a question

that is very helpful for me to ask myself kind of as a self-check every now and then.

Is this question? How big is my God? How much do I believe he's really able to do in

the day-to-day circumstances, the needs that I face in life? That's a question at which

you to consider today as we dig into Abraham's story in Genesis 13, 15 through 18. But before

we get there, I want to make a resource available to you, or at least make you aware of a resource.

I've created a 19-lesson spiritual growth notebook called Moving Toward God. It's for the

person who has never been in church has not known much about the Christian faith but wants

to know and wants to begin growing as a believer in Jesus Christ. You can find out more

about the workbook Moving Toward God by clicking on the URL in the description for today's

episode. Alright, let's look at Genesis 13 versus 15 through 18. We're in the middle of

Abraham's story as he's begun growing in his faith following this new God who's called

him to himself. In Genesis 13, 15 says, the Lord said to Abram, after a lot had separated

from him, lift up your eyes and look from the place where you are, northward and southward

and eastward and westward. For all the land that you see, I will give to you and to your

offspring forever. I will make your offspring as the dust of the earth, so that if one

can count the dust of the earth, your offspring also can be counted. A rise, walk through

the length and the breadth of the land, for I will give it to you. So, Abram moved his

tent and came and settled by the Oaks of Monterey, which are at Hebron, and there he built

an altar to the Lord. If you don't recall the situation from yesterday's episode, Abram

and Lot are Kinsman. Abram's the uncle, Lot is the nephew, and they live together in

the same region. And they both have tremendous riches. So much so that the land can't support

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