GOD'S FAITHFULNESS CANNOT FAIL. Click and read!

Nevertheless my lovingkindness will I not utterly take from him, nor suffer my faithfulness to fail. My covenant will I not break, nor alter the thing that is gone out of my lips. (Psalm 89:33-34)

A replacement for the word ‘nevertheless’ is ‘in spite of that’. In order for you to grasp the word in this context, it is important to read the four verses preceding verse 33. God was clearly defining the extent of His covenant with David. It extended to his children. God clearly stuck out His neck for David. He boldly declared that even when David’s generation erred, the Lord will keep His loving-kindness intact. He said He will not utterly (totally) take it away.

David had an amazing relationship with the Lord that provoked this level of favour. It is important to pause at this point and ask ourselves if the level of our relationship can provoke God’s commitment to that extent. God is not a gate-crasher. Jesus paid a major prize to demonstrate the Lord‘s love for His children. It is important for us to embrace it.

God’s kindness is embellished with love that is why it is called loving- kindness.

God goes on to say that he will not suffer His faithfulness to fail. God is so faithful. He cannot help but to be faithful. It is His nature. It is impossible for what makes Him (that is His nature to be faithful) to suddenly malfunction. I am already excited knowing the extent of His faithfulness. You that are reading, get excited because God does not have the capacity to fail. He is the embodiment of faithfulness.

“My covenant will I not break” says our heavenly Father. Hallelujah to that. It is like holding a rod that cannot bend talk more of breaking it. His covenant is cast so it is not possible to shift the ‘mold’ of His covenant. 

“Nor alter the thing that is gone out of my lips”. God is a promise keeper.

 HOLD ON TO HIS WORD. 

DEAR LORD WE RECEIVE GRACE TO TRUST IN YOUR FAITHFULNESS.