Thursday 13 April 2017

Covenant Walk

Covenant walk is walking by the principle of God's word which is evident in the life of His servant (the one God called). It is the wisdom of God on how to triumphantly survive (enjoy benefits of perfection) while learning (improving) on the walk in the Spirit (the blessing of God is only for the perfect); it has a positive effect on Spirit walk as it builds 'the fear of God'. 

It is different from walking in the Spirit; the better you are at walking in the Spirit, the easier it is for you to walk in the covenant. 
Solomon walked in the statue of his father and it was said of him that he loved the Lord. Solomon is a covenant walker. 

Few walked perfect before the Lord but many can walk in the covenant that is why you can save soul (bring into the fold of those that love the Lord).  

Lot was another covenant walker. Elisha was a covenant walker, he referred to God as God of Elijah. 

Walking with God is starting from the scratch but walking in the covenant is standing on the shoulder of giant; you start enjoying from day one. 

The ministry of John the Baptist came to simplify it. Baptism into a new life of discipleship, just as the Israelites are to Moses. And you will be called his name, have his covering. (for He only give the instruction to Moses). 

Only Jesus has the power to give coverage, he said all power in heaven and earth is given unto him. Job could not give coverage, David couldn't give coverage. Matthew 28:18-20. 

Covenant practice brings about the fear of God that cause belief. It brings about manifestations of signs thereby facilitating the love to learn from God (both the milk and the strong meat). 

Solomon observed all his father's ceremony and deeds, followed his instructions and even completed his work (even though he did not fully understand them) and he obtained good report. Solomon had greater achievements when compared with David; same way Jesus said greater works shall the disciples do. Covenant practice brings greater grace that makes room for greater works.

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