Did You Know...
The Hebrew word for "promise" is hav-ta-cha which means "to assure". Safety, confidence, trust, assurance, and peacefulness are at the core of its meaning.
Every time God utters "I will," it is a promise to us. These promises not only bring about God's intended actions but also instill in us a sense of safety and security. This safety and security are not rooted in our circumstances but in our God and His unwavering promises.
Every time God utters "I will," it is a promise to us. These promises not only bring about God's intended actions but also instill in us a sense of safety and security. This safety and security are not rooted in our circumstances but in our God and His unwavering promises.
The Hebrew word for "promise" is hav-ta-cha which means "to assure". Safety, confidence, trust, assurance, and peacefulness are at the core of its meaning.
Every time God utters "I will," it is a promise to us. These promises not only bring about God's intended actions but also instill in us a sense of safety and security. This safety and security are not rooted in our circumstances but in our God and His unwavering promises.
The power of these promises lies in the confidence, trust, blessed assurance, and peacefulness they produce within us.
Every time God utters "I will," it is a promise to us. These promises not only bring about God's intended actions but also instill in us a sense of safety and security. This safety and security are not rooted in our circumstances but in our God and His unwavering promises.
The power of these promises lies in the confidence, trust, blessed assurance, and peacefulness they produce within us.
Here are a few promises from God in His Word:
- I will never leave you or forsake you.
- I will give you rest.
- I will fight for you.
- I will forgive.
- I will help you.
Today, think about the promise that you need to hear and receive from God. Speak it out, hold onto it, and allow it to fill you with safety, confidence, trust, assurance, and peacefulness.
