Knowing God's promises is the first intentional step to using, embracing, and trusting in them. Peter knew the importance of claiming God's Word.
"Whereby are given unto us exceeding great and precious promises: that by these
ye might be partakers of the divine nature, having escaped the corruption that
is in the world through lust.-" 2 Peter 1:4 (KJV)
Peter uses three words to describe the promises of God. Consider the impact they could have on your life.
1. Exceeding = beyond natural limits of supernatural.
2. Great = large, surpassing all others.
3. Precious= of such great value that a suitable price is hard to estimate.
The great and mighty promises of’ God mean nothing because most people do not know what they are.
How can you ever have faith in His promise of peace, power, provisions, and all needful things unless you know the promises?
How many promises of the bible do you really know?
How many can you name?
Peter uses three words to describe the promises of God. Consider the impact they could have on your life.
1. Exceeding = beyond natural limits of supernatural.
2. Great = large, surpassing all others.
3. Precious= of such great value that a suitable price is hard to estimate.
The great and mighty promises of’ God mean nothing because most people do not know what they are.
How can you ever have faith in His promise of peace, power, provisions, and all needful things unless you know the promises?
How many promises of the bible do you really know?
How many can you name?
Today count and claim God's promises. Amen?
