Can you imagine giving up something you truly love? After waiting years for it? Abraham finally had the son God promised, and now God was asking him to sacrifice his beloved child! But why? We will find out the answer on this week's devotion of Donuts ...

The long-awaited, promised son to Abraham and Sarah is finally born! But this Bible story isn't really about a baby - it's about our faithful God and the promises He always keeps. Be sure to print out our free kid's resources for this devotion on ww...

Sodom and Gomorrah - two cities that received a big dose of judgment from God! The people lived sinfully and wickedly, and the Lord saw it. God saw the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah as a big problem, and a decision was made to solve it – they needed to...

In our devotion this week on the podcast, we focus on the more positive message of the story of Sodom and Gomorrah. Abraham intercedes on behalf of the city of Sodom, and God once again demonstrates His faithfulness and desire to save His people,

God visits Abraham in a special theophany or, manifestation, as He came to Abraham in human form with two angels. They appeared to Abraham, ate with him, and finally give a date on when the promise of a baby would finally happen for Abraham and Sarah.

What’s in a name? We all have names. You know someone cares for you if you have a name—your parents or guardians gave you your name as a sign of their love. They chose your name especially for you!  Some people don’t like their names,

God's covenant with Abram was not to be taken lightly. Abram waited many years, childless, wondering how these amazing promises God made him were actually going to come true! But when God makes a promise, a divine covenant, He never backs down!

We are back with brand new shows of Season 2 for Donuts and Devos! We kick off our new season in this episode, where we learn how God chose Abram to become the "father of all nations". But what made Abram so special that God picked him out of everybody...

We wrap up Season 1 of our podcast by looking back at the Bible stories we've learned about in the beginning of Genesis. From Creation to Adam and Eve, to Noah and the people at Babel, God's constant love for His people shines through as He keeps His p...

The people of Babel wanted to make a name for themselves. They wanted to reach heaven by their own hand by building a huge tower that would bring them to God. But once again, God shows them that it's only through His Word and plan that we can get into ...