Spiritual Growth

Do you see yourself in a covenant relationship with God?

Do you see His chesed at work in your life?

If you have any doubts that you walk fully in covenant with the Lord, this teaching is for you.

The covenant between Jonathon and David offers us insight into the covenant in which we participate.

We will see ourselves as David brings Jonathon’s son, who is unable to offer anything to David, into the covenant not as a servant but as a son.

Can we call upon the mercy of the Lord? Can we expect Him to act on His covenant promises?

The answer is clear, “For He is good, for His mercies (chesed) endure forever.”

Psalm 107 begins with “Oh give thanks to the LORD, for He is good; For His lovingkindness is everlasting.” (NASB) In the Hebrew the word is “chesed.”

In verse 43, the Amplified Bible says “we should DILIGENTLY consider” chesed.

The Lord is good and His CHESED endures forever!!