رومیان 1:4-3

All of Christianity rests on this one single truth – Jesus Christ was raised from the dead. Because He lives, you can count yourself fully alive to God, no longer mastered by sin, but living through the power of grace.

Read Romans 4 and see how Abraham’s story helps us understand the family of faith. This plan explores how God’s people are formed by trusting His promise, not by achievement, law, or outward badges. As you move through the chapter, you will reflect on grace, belonging, perseverance, and the God who brings life where hope seems thin. Each day includes a short devotion, a reflection prompt, and a prayer response to help you trust God more deeply in seasons of delay, uncertainty, or apparent

Faith is not a feeling. Faith is anchored trust in a God who keeps His promises, even when the timeline doesn't make sense, even when nothing is visible yet, and even when we won't live to see the finished result. Abraham is one of the greatest examples of this kind of faith in all of Scripture. Over five days, we will walk through what it means to be justified by faith alone, rooted in God's Word, steady in the waiting, urgently obedient, and willing to build for a future we may never see.

Leadership Lessons from the Life of Abraham