God keeps His promises

Luk 1:45: "And blessed is she that believed for there shall be a performance of those things which were told her from the Lord."

Those who have faith in what God has promised are blessed, for those promises will be fulfilled. God's promises to us are His covenants, and He is fully committed to seeing them come to pass in our lives. God doesn't promise us things He doesn't intend to do for us or draw our attention to things outside His plan for us. However, God's promises are tied to conditions; if we do our part, He will fulfil His. Our faith action is necessary for God to fulfil His promise to us. An idle hand cannot attract God's intervention. The good work that God begins in our hearts will be brought to completion, but we need to continually stretch our faith towards Him to see it fulfilled. Visions are not fulfilled by inaction but by resolute and diligent pursuit of our responsibilities. 

It is through our unwavering faith in partnership with God that He opens doors for the fruition of His promises to us. True visions from God come with challenges, and it is through steadfast faith that these challenges are vanquished and the vision comes to pass. A vision focused on God registered in unceasing prayer and fueled by unshakeable faith, will always find avenues for its realization in the world. The faith required to bring God's vision to implementation does not operate in isolation; instead, it works in concert with prayer and obedience to God's directives. These are the mechanisms through which God's purposes are realized in the world. Faith operates by taking actions that God can endorse and bless, making them fruitful. Not every action we take can be used by God to fulfil His plans for our lives, only those that are righteous. Therefore, faith leads us to the right actions that will attract God's blessings into our lives.

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