Last week in our mid-week worship time, we considered the journey of Abraham.  He is called “the father of all who believe,” because he trusted in God’s Word of promise and was obedient to God’s commands to leave his father’s homeland and to go to a new land that God would show him.  The bible says that Abraham believed God and that this trust was credited to Abraham as righteousness.  We, too, trust in God’s Word of Promise.  We believe that through Jesus’ death on the cross and his resurrection from the grave, our sins are forgiven and we are heirs of eternal life.  We believe, we trust, and the righteousness of Jesus is “credited to us.”

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