“I am the promise keeper. I am that I am.” "I am to you whatever your need may be. "I am your peace, your strength, your help. I am your guide. I am your righteousness. I am your salvation. I am your hope."

God has made many promises that he intends to keep. They are not without action on our part, designed to bless us, assuming we meet his conditions. Absolute belief in God's word is mandatory for every believer. Jesus is dead serious about his word; in fact, he died to keep his word.

Jesus Christ declared, "I have come. In the volume of the book, it is written of me." Therefore, Scripture should always be at the threshold of every decision we face. For, it is God’s mind written down. It’s like Jesus reciting himself. There are over 3,000 promises in the Bible, and finding one for any need is possible with God's guidance.

Believing our Lord has a divine purpose will help us respond based upon scripture and not our feelings. God’s past promises meet our present response. Faith is believing God’s word and acting upon it. With every promise comes principles that we as believers must apply, or they don't work. Each day is a day closer to eternity. Time is running out. God’s promises will expire (in the twinkling of an eye) between our last breath and our entrance into eternity.