Hope for Him

We have this as a sure and steadfast anchor of the soul, a hope that enters into the inner place behind the curtain, 20  where Jesus has gone as a forerunner on our behalf, having become a high priest forever after the order of Melchizedek.  Hebrews 6:19–20. Prior to this verse the writer says that Abraham was patient and the Lord gave him what he promised. The Lord was his steadfast anchor and I had to ask myself if the Lord was my steadfast anchor. Do I only hope in the Lord or in things on earth? I honestly sometimes put my hope in man. I have become more of a man pleaser being here. But the Lord has reminded me multiple times the authority he gives to man and he needs all the glory. The Lord has destroyed that in my life and I am so thankful for it. Jesus has gone before me and has lived here on earth. He sympathizes with us because he became man. We can cling in to his promises because he is faithful. I loved reading this because it was confirming to what I was praying this w

Sow for yourselves righteousness;  reap steadfast love;  break up your fallow ground,  for it is the time to seek the Lord,  that he may come and rain righteousness upon you.  The past week, the Lord has given me the word steadfast. I haven’t realized it until last night. I am reading through Genesis and it has been brought up so often in that text with Abraham, Jacob, and Isaac. It was even confirmed in reading Miss Pam’s book. Steadfast means unwavering or standing firm. I have felt useless this week. I like to keep busy but this season the Lord is being my rest. I am having more time to spend in the word. I am having more time to fellowship with my brothers and sisters. But as I look around and see others doing more because they are more capable I get discouraged. I am so thankful the Lord has given me “steadfast” at this time. In this season this is what I am to be. I was looking at references of this word and I came across this verse. I knew I was to write about it