Sandy Haga

The Abrahamic Covenant and My Garden Green Beans Sandy Haga

The Abrahamic Covenant isn't all about money. Nor is it all about instant miracles, and an easy life with nothing to go through. It is about commitment, faith, trust, walking and talking with God, obeying Him in spite of the battle, believing Him and trusting in Him in spite of how things look in the natural. It is about warfare, standing up against the enemy that tries to destroy you because you are inheriting God's blessings, and it is about knowing when you lay hold on those promises, that in spite of the battle, they will be yours. It is about the power we find when we can't, and we still know that He can, and He will in spite of our weakness of our flesh, and what we see in the natural. It is about knowing that in spite of what things look like in the natural, we have promises to the contrary, and we hold on to those promises until we see in the natural what we saw in the Spirit long before our eyes beheld it. The Abrahamic Covenant isn't an easy, watered down promise, but it was born when a man named Abraham whose faith was tested severely, endured to receive his promise. Through God's Spirit, we can do the same.