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Understanding Biblical Covenants: Why They Matter Blog: Walks With the Lord Introduction: A God Who Keeps His Promises From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible is a story of a covenant-making and covenant-keeping God. While the term "covenant" may sound ancient or formal to our modern ears, it represents one of the most profound ways God relates to humanity. Understanding biblical covenants not only helps us grasp the structure of Scripture, but it also reveals the deep commitment God has made to His people. In this post on Walks With the Lord , we’ll explore what biblical covenants are, examine the key covenants in Scripture, and discuss why they still matter for Christians today. Whether you’re new to the faith or a seasoned Bible student, my prayer is that you’ll come away with a richer understanding of God’s heart and His faithfulness. What Is a Covenant? A covenant is a solemn agreement between two parties. In biblical terms, it is a binding relationship initiated ...

  The Power of the Ten Commandments: A Divine Blueprint for Living In a world saturated with shifting values, moral gray areas, and cultural confusion, the Ten Commandments remain a powerful and timeless guide for living a life that honors God and fosters human flourishing. These divine instructions, given by God to Moses on Mount Sinai over three thousand years ago, are not just ancient relics carved into stone—they are enduring principles that continue to shape hearts, families, communities, and nations. Despite their brevity, the Ten Commandments contain a depth of wisdom that speaks to every area of life. They offer us a blueprint for living in right relationship with God and with one another. In this blog post, we will explore the power of the Ten Commandments, examining their purpose, their relevance today, and how they reveal the character of God and His desire for us to live in holiness, love, and freedom. What Are the Ten Commandments? The Ten Commandments are found i...

What to Do When You Feel Spiritually Dry By: Walks With the Lord Blog Have you ever walked through a season when your prayers feel like they’re bouncing off the ceiling, your Bible seems silent, and worship feels more like a routine than a relationship? If so, you’re not alone. Many faithful believers—seasoned saints and new Christians alike—experience what is often referred to as spiritual dryness . It's a wilderness season of the soul, where God seems distant and your spirit feels weary. But the good news is that this is not the end of your story. The Word of God offers hope, direction, and refreshment for every parched soul. In this post, we’ll explore what spiritual dryness is, what causes it, and—most importantly— what to do when you feel spiritually dry , using Scripture to guide each step. Understanding Spiritual Dryness Spiritual dryness isn’t a sign that God has abandoned you. In fact, Scripture is full of examples of God’s people crying out from desert seasons. Dav...

Scriptures to Pray During Spiritual Warfare Blog: Walks With the Lord Spiritual warfare is not a figment of the imagination or a metaphorical concept—it is a real and present battle that every believer faces. Though we cannot always see the spiritual realm, we feel the effects of it daily in our minds, hearts, and circumstances. Thankfully, God has not left us defenseless. His Word is our sword, our shield, and our strategy. When we pray Scripture during times of spiritual warfare, we align ourselves with divine truth and invite God’s power into our struggle. In this post, we’ll explore powerful scriptures to pray during spiritual warfare. These verses are weapons in the hands of the faithful—tools that declare victory over fear, temptation, anxiety, oppression, and the enemy’s schemes. Let’s dive into the Word and discover how to pray boldly and confidently in the battle. 1. Ephesians 6:10-18 – The Armor of God “Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on t...

When God Is Silent: Learning to Trust in the Waiting Blog Name: Walks With the Lord When God Is Silent: Learning to Trust in the Waiting There are seasons in every believer’s life when the voice of God seems absent. The prayers that once brought peace now echo back in silence. The scripture that once leapt off the page feels flat. The nearness of His presence feels distant. It’s in these quiet seasons—these long, seemingly empty stretches—that our faith is tested, refined, and grown. But silence does not mean absence. Stillness does not mean abandonment. In fact, the silence of God can be a holy invitation: a call to trust deeper, wait longer, and walk closer. Let’s explore what it means when God is silent and how we can learn to trust Him in the waiting. 1. God’s Silence in Scripture: You’re Not Alone Many faithful men and women in the Bible experienced seasons where God seemed silent. Their stories comfort us and assure us that silence is not unusual—it’s often the very soi...

Finding Jesus in the Old Testament: A Beginner’s Guide Blog: Walks With the Lord The Bible is a grand narrative—one seamless story of redemption, promise, and divine love. For many believers, Jesus Christ is most vividly encountered in the New Testament: His birth, His ministry, His sacrifice, and His resurrection. Yet, what many don't realize is that Jesus is also richly present in the Old Testament—not in name alone, but in symbol, prophecy, and even appearance. Finding Jesus in the Old Testament is like discovering hidden treasure. Once you see Him in Genesis, in Exodus, in the Psalms and Prophets, your Bible reading is never the same again. You begin to understand the full, beautiful picture of God’s redemptive plan unfolding from the very beginning. This post is a beginner’s guide to recognizing Jesus in the Old Testament and understanding how the whole of Scripture points to Him. Why Look for Jesus in the Old Testament? Jesus Himself said in John 5:39 (ESV), “You sear...