Psalm 105 tells us that God made a holy promise to Abraham. Do you see God’s promises as Holy!? The scripture tells us that “God is not a man, that He should lie” Numbers 23:19. God’s faithfulness is established upon His holiness . He is not a man that He should make empty promises to make others feel better. What He speaks, He will accomplish! …
Psalm 105 describes God’s faithfulness with the promised seed of Abraham and being passed down to his descendants. What God promised Abraham would take generations and centuries to be fulfilled, and some of its fulfillment continues to go on. …
The entire Psalm 105 speaks of God’s faithfulness. It recounts God’s hand in the lives of His people starting with Abraham. …
The Bible reminds us that waiting with hope has spiritual, physical, and emotional benefits for us.
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Most people do not enjoy waiting, especially if waiting is not their choice. However, the scriptures show us that waiting is part of our spiritual journey and character development. …
True Godly imitation is about what Jesus told His disciples when He first recruited them. He told them to follow Him and learn from Him! …
While imitation is a necessary part of our natural and spiritual development, not every imitation is healthy or beneficial. Parrot-like imitation has no substance and does not produce spiritual growth! …
Imitation is a natural part of life and development. Children imitate their parents by watching and repeating their words or their actions. Athletes watch other successful athletes to get better in their skill set. The writer of Hebrews and Apostle Paul encouraged imitating the faith of others. However, imitation is effective when it is done for a period of time and within the right context. …
In Psalm 42, David contemplates God’s goodness and writes about the great blessing and joy of being forgiven by God. Each of us has stories of God’s goodness and grace for forgiving us and setting us free from the burden of guilt and shame!
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If we are going to live successful Christian lives, we need to grow up and go from craving milk to desiring the meat of the word of God! …
