The Blood Covenant Pt. 3 | Dr. J Michael Brown | Crossroads Church

How does David’s kindness mirror God’s grace?
In this message, we explore the story of David's kindness to Mephibosheth. This powerful narrative reflects the depth of God's grace and the unwavering faithfulness of His covenant. David’s generosity towards Mephibosheth, despite his brokenness, is a profound illustration of Christ’s love and the restoration we receive through Him. Join us as we delve into this inspiring story, reminding us of the unbreakable promises of God and the profound grace that invites us into His presence, just as David welcomed Mephibosheth.
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The Blood Covenant Pt. 3: 8-4-24

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Jesus wants us to believe the works he does come from the Father:
In John 10:38, Jesus said “If I *_do not_* the works of my Father, *_believe me not._* But if I do, though *_YE BELIEVE NOT ME,_* believe the works: that ye may know, and believe, that *_the Father is in me, and I in him._* Jesus tells us that we must believe that it is God the Father’s power and spirit that does all of the works through Jesus (John 14:10, John 5:36). Whether we believe if Jesus has done the works himself or not, we are to believe that all of the works given to Jesus for him to do were given to him from the Father to finish. Jesus dedicated his own free will to bring all glory to the Father, not himself. Yet people do not believe him, and think he is God. This is why countless are going to hell, for many are called but _few are chosen_ (Matthew 22:14).
Most men cry out “Jesus!” and will never utter the Father’s name. They say “turn to Jesus,” but Jesus gave all acknowledgment-his words and actions-to God, the Father. Only those who do God’s will just as Jesus has done will be in God’s kingdom (Matthew 7:21). This is a promise.