Gen18:~Nothing is too hard for the Lord! 🌟

 🌟 Genesis 18: Nothing is too hard for the Lord! 🌟

"Is anything too hard for the Lord?" (Genesis 18:14)

Aim

To reflect on God’s faithfulness in fulfilling His promises and the power of intercessory prayer.

God’s Attributes in Genesis 18

  • Faithful – God keeps His promises.
  • All-Powerful – Nothing is impossible for Him.
  • Just – He judges righteously.
  • Merciful – He listens to the prayers of the righteous.

Facts

  1. Abraham receives three heavenly visitors, one being the Lord (Genesis 18:1-2).
  2. Sarah laughs upon hearing the promise of a son in her old age (Genesis 18:12).
  3. God reaffirms that nothing is too hard for Him (Genesis 18:14).
  4. Abraham intercedes for Sodom, showing God’s patience and justice (Genesis 18:23-33).

Insights

  • God's promises stand firm regardless of circumstances.
  • Doubt can arise, but God’s faithfulness turns it into joy.
  • Interceding for others aligns our hearts with God’s mercy and justice.

Application

  • Trust God even when His promises seem delayed.
  • Be an intercessor—pray for others with boldness.
  • Remember that nothing is too difficult for the Lord.

Deed

  • Write down a prayer for someone who needs God’s intervention today.
  • Declare God’s promises over your life, believing in His perfect timing.

Prayer

"Lord, I trust in Your faithfulness. Strengthen my faith in Your promises, and help me to pray for others with confidence. Nothing is too hard for You. Amen."

Worship Songs

  • "Way Maker" – Sinach
  • "Faithful God" – I Am They
  • "God of Miracles" – Chris McClarney

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