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Promises Fulfilled

Scripture reading: Genesis 28

Worship Song: The Promise



Meditation:

    How often do we experience broken promises? Most often, we are either on the giving or receiving side of a broken promise. When promises are made, it sparks excitement in us as we look forward with anticipation, hoping with great expectation for that which is promised. Some people have genuinely kept their promises. Some have a compassionate heart with the desire to assist and fulfill their promises, but there are others who either forget or never intend to fulfill their promise in the first place. Some people mean well and are genuine, but circumstances hinder them from keeping their promises. Remember, human beings are not perfect and make errors. However, do not be discouraged by this, but be encouraged because we have a promisekeeper who never fails to fulfill all His promises. His name is Jesus Christ. In Isaiah 43, the Lord promises the Israelites that he will be with them always. He assures them he will protect, provide, guide, and keep them safe. Almighty God promises Abraham that he will bless his seed and increase them as the sand of the seas. Though Abraham did not live to see the fulfillment of the promises, his generation did. Abraham believed in God, obeyed him, and put his hope and trust in his promises. When we trust and put our faith in God, we can see His promises manifest. To receive from God, we must be obedient, trust His plan, and patiently wait upon Him. 


Let's pray:

    Sovereign God, ruler of heaven and earth, I pray, O God, that we will learn to humble ourselves before you and to patiently wait upon you to fulfill your purposes within us. Mighty God, may we, like Abraham, yield to you and obey your commands. I pray, O God, that you will order our steps in your word, O God. Covenant Keeping God, thank you for being our promise keeper. I am grateful that whenever you make a promise, you will not go back on your words. Thank you, Lord, for the promises that have been fulfilled and the ones that are yet to come. We bask in your glory and your holy presence, Abba Father, and we extend sincere thanks to you for healing, favor, protection, freedom from fear, peace, and safety. We declare your promises fulfilled, and we boldly speak them into existence through Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Amen. 


Peace and love 🩷

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