The story of Ruth traditionally read on Pentecost unites by analogy the two great covenants of God - the national covenant between the Lord God and Israel and the everlasting covenant with God the Father. It is a story of loving loyalty and commitment to the God of Israel and the need for a redeemer. Learn more about Pentecost and God's plan for salvation for all people.

The covenants of God served many functions. The covenants provided a form of social organization and a guide to behaviour. They were essential in creating binding relationships of faith, serious life-long relationships. King George of England in 1939 as WW2 loomed large, understood the essence of the covenant, as did his forbear Abraham. The King reminded his people at that critical time in history to, "Go out into the darkness and put your hand in the hand of God. It will be better than a light and safer than the known way." Abraham was able to leave his homeland and journey to a new land, not knowing where he was going, because if his covenant with the Lord God and his trust in the covenantal promises. As Christ's we are heirs of Abraham and the covenant and children of God. Like Abraham we look forward to the promise of eternal life in the City of God, and like Abraham we are called to walk with God in righteousness. God will fulfill his covenant promises, for there is nothing too difficult for God. Are we fulfilling our role as children of God our Father? Learn more about God's covenant with his people, past, present and future View more videos and articles to learn about God and his teachings from the 'sola scriptura' perspective.
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When Paul wrote that Christ was the firstborn he was highlighting the importance of God's right to select the firstborn. This choosing of the firstborn was typical of ancient societies, but also an important element in the scriptural record. God recorded the story of Jacob and the way in which Ephraim was selected to be 'firstborn' in Israel. As such he was to take a leading role in the covenant relationship with the Lord God that was being passed down from his grandfather, Jacob. God often provides us physical types to help us understand spiritual relationships. When it comes to the covenant, God's covenant was different from that of the surrounding nations. Curses and utter destruction on those who broke the covenant were common themes in the covenants of pagan rulers. But God's covenant began with blessings. And though there were the curses, they did not lead to utter destruction. Rather, they were a matter of discipline to cause people to return to God. As seen through history and prophecy, God always offered the hope of restoration and renewal through the covenant relationship. Learn more about God's covenant faithfulness and mercy. Join our live stream for those who love and live the biblical scriptures. View more videos and articles to learn about God and his teachings from the 'sola scriptura' perspective.
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Are we secure in our relationship with God? Can you imagine God saying to you, "I never knew you!" And yet we have these warnings in scripture encouraging God's people to examine themselves and their personal relationship with God. So we must ask ourselves whether we are keeping covenant with God. He tells us that his calling and gift of the covenant is irrevocable. God does not cast off his people. And yet we see now, as Jeremiah and Paul did in their time, that many of the people of God are uncircumcised in heart. unwilling to hear God and obey his teaching. So what does the future hold for God's people and how will God intervene to bring his people back into a covenant relationship with him? Let the scriptures provide you a vision into the future and a message of hope for all people. Join our live stream for those who love and live the biblical scriptures. View more videos and articles to learn about God and his teachings from the 'sola scriptura' perspective.
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Within the old and renewed covenants God created a relationship with his people that offered amazing promises. We who trust in God's faithfulness look to him to fulfill all that he has promised to Abraham and all who walk in faith with God as Abraham walked. So what are these covenant promises and how do they find their fulfillment in the lives of God's people? View more videos and articles to learn about God and his teachings from the 'sola scriptura' perspective.
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