Verse of the day: And I will keep for you the holy and faithful promises made to David (Acts 13. 34).
What men promise is uncertain, but everything God says is certain. In particular, the covenant of mercy is secure, as David said, “An eternal covenant, in all well-defined and sure?”(2 Sm 23. 5).
- We are sure that the Lord intends to keep his promises.
- He did not speak simple words; there is substance and truth in each of his promises.
- Your mercy is true.
- Even if we feel that a promise will not be fulfilled because of death.
- It will not happen.
- Because the good God will use His Word; we are sure that the Lord will grant us the mercy promised in all his covenant.
- In due course for all the Lord’s chosen ones.
- They are guaranteed for all descendants.
- From the smallest to the largest.
Let us make sure that the Lord will continue to grant his mercy to his own people, he does not renounce things and then recover them, what He promised us is proof that we will have much more, what we have not yet received is as true as what we have already accomplished. Therefore, let us wait for the Lord and remain calm. There is no reason to doubt, God’s love, word, and faithfulness are just things, many things are questionable, but we will sing about the Lord: His mercies will always remain, always faithful, always safe.