God Is Not Done With You Yet

Main message: Faithful security comes from trusting God (Jehovah Jireh), not in possessions; Abraham’s readiness to offer Isaac points forward to Christ’s substitutionary sacrifice and calls believers — especially parents — to model trust in God through trials.

Key points:

• Many feel insecure because they put their safety in houses, money, and things that can be taken away instead of in Christ.
• Identity and security should be in Jesus; even if possessions are lost, God can restore and provides ultimately.
• Abraham’s story (Mount Moriah and the ram) demonstrates trust in God and serves as a prophecy of substitutionary atonement.
• The ram as substitute points beyond itself to Jesus — the Lamb sacrificed at Golgotha who is the true atonement.
• Parents must model faith so children learn to trust that God provides; struggles require faith and action based on God’s promises.

Scriptures mentioned: Genesis 22, the crucifixion accounts (Gospels, Golgotha)