What does God require of us? It’s a question we all struggle with, believing there must be something for us to do that will win God’s approval, once and for all. All God asks for is our faith.

 

Abram believed the Lᴏʀᴅ, and the Lᴏʀᴅ credited it as righteousness to him. – Genesis 15:6

 

God has always only asked for our faith. He asked Adam and Eve to believe His commands were good and worth following. He asked Noah to trust Him and build an ark to save his family. And He asked Abram to leave his home and his family and go to the land God would show him. 

 

Today, God asks us to place our faith in the saving work of His Son, Jesus Christ, for our salvation and our every need. He asks us to trust Him with our eternity and our daily lives. When we believe Jesus died to save us from our sin and we obey His commands, we walk in faith. God does not demand our perfection; He desires that we walk in faith with Him.

 

When we waiver in our understanding of what God asks of us, we can study the lives of God’s people and look to the examples of their faith. Faith over Perfection looks at the lives of faith of Abram (later named Abraham) and his son Isaac. Abraham was not perfect. God gave him a great promise, but Abraham had plenty of moments where his actions did not align with his faith. God credited Abraham as righteous long before He required anything but faith from him. 

 

Join us online for this six-week study or on our Love God Greatly app. There you’ll find corresponding Faith over Perfection content in both places with our Monday, Wednesday, and Friday blogs, further insights through our daily devotions, and a loving community to cheer for you as we study the lives of Abraham and Isaac and what it means to live a life of faith. 

 

 

 

Join us for Faith over Perfection, beginning Monday, September 13, 2021!

 

Faith over Perfection is a six-week Bible study on the lives of Abraham and Isaac. This Bible study journal includes the entire text of Genesis 12–28. Daily readings explore not only the text of Genesis, but supporting verses and cross-references to provide a robust understanding of what it means to live a life of faith. Perfect for personal or small group study, the Faith over Perfection Bible study journal includes daily Scripture passages, SOAP pages, daily devotions, challenges, reflection questions, and encouragement from women around the world. 

 

Faith over Perfection for Kids is a six-week Bible study on the lives of Abraham and Isaac. This study explores what it means to live a life of faith. This study is ideal for children between five and eleven years old. Designed as a companion study with Faith over Perfection, this Love God Greatly study journal contains a six-week reading plan through Genesis 12–28. Also included are all the daily Scripture readings, pages for reflecting on daily and weekly lessons, and coloring and activity pages. 

 

You can purchase Faith over Perfection and Faith over Perfection for Kids study journals here!

Faith over Perfection is a Love God Greatly study journal designed to help women grow in their faith. Love God Greatly is a global ministry, providing quality resources to guide women to a greater understanding of God’s Word. Through beautifully designed journals translated into 35+ languages, we help women all over the world to grow in their relationship with God.


 

 

Melissa Fuller

Melissa Fuller

Melissa loves God’s Word and is committed to helping women fall in love with Scripture (and its author!). She has a ThM from Dallas Theological Seminary and served as the general editor of the NET Love God Greatly Bible and the managing editor of the CSB She Reads Truth Bible and the CSB (in)courage Devotional Bible. She currently resides in Atlanta, GA, loves running and hiking and is currently pursuing her goal of visiting all the National Parks in the US!

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