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Why is the covenant important for Christians?

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The covenant is vital for Christians as it embodies God's promise of salvation and His faithfulness to His people throughout history.

The covenant is significant for Christians as it provides the foundation of their faith and hope. Through the covenant, God reveals His intention to save a specific people, demonstrating His love and grace. This is encapsulated in the idea that God entered into an everlasting covenant, promising that He will not forsake His people, a theme evident in Jeremiah 32:40. Furthermore, the relationship established through the covenant deepens believers’ understanding of their identity in Christ and discloses the full extent of God’s character—including His mercy, justice, and holiness. As Christians live in light of this covenant, it assures them of God’s continual work in their lives, fostering a life of faith that is responsive to His grace.
Scripture References: Jeremiah 32:40, Psalm 25:14, Psalm 89:28-34, Romans 8:38-39

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Psalm 89, p1 of 2
Rick Warta · Dec 4, 2025
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