Hello, thank you for joining me today for Give Him 15, which we will do.

The title of today's post is God's offers. God's offers.

Give you four references here at the beginning. Only going to read one of them for the sake of time,

but they all offer us a similar point. Let's just read the first one, Jeremiah 18, 7 through 10.

At what instant I shall speak concerning a nation and concerning a kingdom to pluck up and to pull down and to destroy it

if that nation against whom I have pronounced turned from their evil I'll repent of the evil

that I thought to do unto them and at what instant I shall speak concerning a nation and concerning a

kingdom to build and to plant it? If it do evil in my sight, that it obey not my voice,

then I'll repent of the good, wherewith I said I would benefit them.

And for those not reading the post, but just listening,

Jeremiah 26, 2 and 3, Jeremiah 26, 12, and 13,

and Ezekiel 18, 21 to 24, all say similar things. God reserves the right to change his mind based on the

actions of people. So now the post, why must we continue to pray with urgency for America when God has already said he's rendered the verdict?

America shall be saved.

Well, the vast majority of the time, God's promises are conditional, whether they be from His Word or are those He speaks

prophetically, which must always be in agreement with the tenets of Scripture. Regardless of where

they initiate, His promises are generally offers, not guaranteed

outcomes. Very important. God's Word gives us principles and conditions that must be honored in order to receive his blessings and provisions.

He requires us to learn and obey his ways, aligning with and implementing them.

Obviously, it would be ridiculous to assume all of these ways and conditions

should be listed each time God makes a promise in scripture or prophetically.

Zodiati says of the above verses, Jeremiah 18, 7 through 10, quote, this is the clear statement,

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