Summer 2019
The covenant with God Human relationships are built on interpersonal agreements. We formalize these agreements as contracts or covenants. Covenants promise that debts will be paid or services will be performed regardless of the situations in which the parties may find themselves after the contract is finalized. At times, a party to a contract may be deemed a poor risk. That person may have a history that does not provide adequate assurance that he or she will be able to meet the obligations of a covenant. Situations such as these may require a guarantor or cosigner. The guarantor assumes the responsibility for terms of the covenant when a party defaults on the agreement. During this quarter, we will develop a clearer understanding as to why our relationship with God through Christ is expressed as a covenant. Guarantee of Payment Let’s face it: human beings have a dismal “credit rating” with […]