Her or his promise

SUMMARY: The world lives on uncertain promises, but Christians rest in the faithfulness of God. The promise of God makes us heirs to the Kingdom and is fulfilled through Christ. Living with an eye on the promise is living with confidence that God's plan for our lives is immutable. The author shares a personal story of how holding onto the promise helped them through a difficult time. The promise is fulfilled every day we walk with Christ, and it is what the Father wants for us as His children. Through Christ, we have seen the promise of the Eternal and have Him as our inheritance.

The world lives on promises that it does not know if they will be fulfilled. The Christian rests in the faithfulness of God. Difficult days and moments may come, but rest assured that God will not fail you. The fullness of life in Christ comes true through His promise, the common thread of the Word from Adam to Jesus. The promise makes us heirs to the Kingdom, from which we already enjoy many of its benefits. God's promise to Abraham consisted of a blessing to all the nations of the earth through his seed. Christ is that seed who came to this world to bless all the people who receive him through faith. Living with an eye on the promise is not unfolding chimeras in the air, but living confident that God's plan for our lives has meaning, is immutable and nothing and no one can change it. In Jesus all the covenants that God made to his people are fulfilled and the promise ceased to be a longed for hope because He became true, incredibly real.

My first year in the Vineyard of the Lord was full of trials: I lost my job in a jiffy for no apparent reason, some criminals robbed my barns, my married life was weak, personally some very close friends until then were moving away because of of my new religious inclination. Despite my growing faith, I experienced a sense of uncertainty that I could not explain. God sent an angel with a divine message that kindled my dull conscience with mercy: