Godly breadcrumbs

Everywhere Abraham went he built an altar to God and confessed his faith in Him (Genesis 12:7-8; 13:4, 18). In this way, Abraham left “godly breadcrumbs” that dotted the landscape and attested to his devotion to God. Of course, the greatest altar that Abraham built was the one that contained the greatest sacrifice any man has ever been asked to make: his only son Isaac (Genesis 22:9). In faith, he offered up his son and forever earned a right to be preached among the faithful (Hebrews 11:17-19).

What would be written of your life? What would be said of your faith? Have you left any “godly breadcrumbs” on the earth that would attest to your devotion? Having recently attending the funeral of a godly saint, I am reminded about the importance of influence and the memory others will have of me when I am gone. I pray that I will live worthy, and I pray that you will too.

Kyle Campbell