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Sarah laughed. First quietly — when the promise

Sarah laughed. First quietly — when the promise felt impossible. Later publicly — when the impossible became joy.

In Genesis 18 and later 21, Sarah’s laughter changes. What begins as something internal and almost unbelievable becomes something shared, something others can rejoice in with her.

God doesn’t ignore the moments when His promises feel too big to believe. Sometimes He transforms the very thing that felt impossible into the greatest joy.

When we understand the context and details in stories like this, confusing scriptures start to make sense and become easier to talk about with our kids and teens.

Inside the RHH App (Lifted Membership), we break passages down simply so busy moms can quickly understand what’s happening and turn stories like this into meaningful gospel conversations at home. 🤍

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Abraham and Isaac climbed the mountain before they

Abraham and Isaac climbed the mountain before they saw the miracle. Faith means trusting God on the way up, even when you don’t yet see how He will provide. 🤍⛰️

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Step into Abraham's world and discover the surpris

Step into Abraham's world and discover the surprising truth about his home life! Families like Abraham's lived in large, portable tents made from goat hair, reflecting a life centered on covenant rather than permanence.

Bring the scriptures to life using ideas from our weekly Come, Follow Me Kits. Week 9 includes:

✨ the full Abraham & Isaac lesson
✨ historical context that makes the story clearer
✨ 20+ teaching ideas, activities, & helps for all ages
✨ the printable Abraham’s Tent instructions to build a house like the one shown here

Weekly Kits are perfect when you need help for a specific lesson.

👉 Comment “Kit” for a link to the Weekly Kits.
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And if you want more than printables — the Lifted Membership includes everything from the Weekly Kits plus:

✨ simple 10-minute weekly guidance to understand the story clearly
✨ digital tools that help you create natural gospel moments throughout the week
✨ deeper doctrinal study and resources ready whenever you want to go further

It’s designed to help you understand, teach, and live the scriptures — without adding overwhelm.

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Genesis 22 isn’t just a hard story. It’s the s

Genesis 22 isn’t just a hard story. It’s the story of a father who waited decades for a promised son.

God told Abraham his posterity would number like the stars.

And now God asks him to sacrifice the very son through whom that promise was supposed to come.

How can the covenant continue if Isaac dies?

And remember, Abraham himself had once been bound on an altar by his own father. He knew what that moment felt like.

Now, years later, Isaac carries the wood. They climb together.

If Isaac was a young man, as many scholars believe, then this story becomes less about force and more about willing trust.

A son who submits.
A father who trusts.
A parallel to Christ.

And suddenly, this isn’t just an Old Testament story. It’s a foreshadowing of what Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ would feel.

That changes everything.

Because this story isn’t just about Abraham.

It’s about learning to trust God when we cannot see how His promises will unfold.

Want a way to reinforce this story with teens or youth this week?

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Inside the RHH App each week, I help you see what’s actually happening in stories like this — the covenant tension, the doctrine, and ways to have discussions and moments with your kids that apply to real life.

You’ll find:

✨ the 1-2-3 video that makes the story clear in 10 minutes or less
🧭 digital tools that help you create natural gospel moments
🖨️ printable resources for every age when you need them
📖 a deep verse-by-verse study when you want doctrinal depth

Not just information.

Clarity. Confidence. And help teaching with purpose.

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