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Have patience and wait on God. That's a simple but challenging plan! So, what are the consequences when we don't follow it? Warren Wiersbe gives us a glimpse today through the story of Abraham and Sarah.

Warren Wiersbe points us to one of the most difficult lessons in the school of faith--waiting. As we study the example of Abraham, we'll learn four tests to help us know if we're exercising faith.

In today's study on the life of Abraham, Warren Wiersbe looks to the identity of God for the answer to the question, "What do we hold on to when we're uncertain about the future?"

How do we have faith when we're afraid and impatient? Warren Wiersbe looks at the example of Abraham in Genesis 15 to help us find the answer. We'll be reminded that we can trust God because He will never fail.

How do we deal with our emotions and still walk by faith? Warren Wiersbe points us to the answer by examining the life of Abraham. We'll learn that we shouldn't suppress or express our emotions without any control, but instead confess them to the Lord.

Warren Wiersbe points to the life of Abraham as a beautiful example of giving. In today's study we'll be reminded to whom we are to give, how we are to give and why we are to give. And we'll be challenged to open our hands and give glory to the Lord.

Living by faith involves not only our walk, but what we do with our hands. As Warren Wiersbe looks at the example of Abraham, we'll see the importance of lifting our hands to God, opening our hands to Him and closing our hands to what the world is offering.

During our lives as Christians, we will face many spiritual battles. Through his study of Abraham, Warren Wiersbe shows us how to live a victorious Christian life by being fully equipped for every battle we might face.

Warren Wiersbe digs into the life of Abraham to show us four essentials for living by faith. If you want to face the battles of life, these are the tools that will help you step out by faith and claim the blessing.

Are we living for God or are we living for the world? Warren Wiersbe challenges us with that question as he shares the story of Abraham and Lot in the Old Testament. Through their examples he points out how faith can bring us through the conflicts we experience with others.

Abraham was a man of great faith. But as Warren Wiersbe points out, there were times when Abraham's fear overtook his faith. We'll learn the reason for this failure and what it cost Abraham. We'll also see that even when we mess up, God doesn't abandon us.

As Warren Wiersbe continues our study of Abraham, we'll realize that the Patriarch didn't pass all of his tests of faith with flying colors. But, his example shows us that God is patient and faithful and His testing exercises and strengthens our faith.

Warren Wiersbe continues in Ephesians five to show us why a Christian marriage should reflect the sacrificial love of Christ for the church. We'll discover what that kind of marriage looks like, and we'll learn the golden rule of marriage--whatever you want your spouse to do for you, you should do for them.

Because God established marriage and the home, they ought to be a paradise. Unfortunately, many have strayed from God's plan resulting in broken relationships and families. Warren Wiersbe takes us to Ephesians five to discover the essentials for a successful marriage and loving atmosphere in our homes.

Warren Wiersbe goes to Ephesians to challenge us to be careful in our walk with the Lord. In today's study we'll hear four convincing arguments about the importance of being careful in our walk. And we'll see that God wants us to know His will, understand His will and do His will from our hearts.