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From time to time, Pastor Cleddie Keith is reminded of a poem that has become a staple in his faith. Written by E.W. Kenyon in December 1914, "The Blood Covenant" serves as a source of strength and assurance during challenging times. Pastor Keith recalls the impact this poem had on past healing evangelists who placed their confidence solely in "Jesus Blood and Righteousness."
Pastor Keith notes that the blood covenant was God's idea and forms the basis for victory in the Christian walk. He emphasizes that approaching God through this covenant is a proven method for triumph over sin, sickness, and disease.
Quoting Hebrews 13:20, he states: "Now the God of peace, that brought again from the dead our Lord Jesus, that great shepherd of the sheep, through the blood of the everlasting covenant." This highlights what he refers to as "the blood of the everlasting covenant."
Pastor Keith warns against breaking this sacred agreement with God by referencing Hebrews 10:29: "Of how much sorer punishment, suppose ye, shall he be thought worthy, who hath trodden under foot the Son of God, and hath counted the blood of the covenant...an unholy thing."
Reflecting on past generations who understood concepts like loyalty and faithfulness within covenants, Pastor Keith laments what he perceives as a moral decline in America but finds hope in those who remain steadfast.
He concludes by affirming his trust in Christ alone and his commitment to serve under "The Captain of the Mighty Host of Heaven," stating: "I Believe in you," signed Pastor Cleddie Keith.
