Mercies Too Many to Count

Good Morning!

 If there were someone who could lift you out of your lowest pit without condemning you… Someone who satisfies your desires with good things… someone compassionate, gracious, slow to anger, and overflowing with love, wouldn’t you want to meet them? Wouldn’t you run toward them with gratitude? 

God is that Someone. Yet how easily we forget His mercies. How quickly we slip into complaining, worrying, or asking for more instead of praising Him for what He has already done.

 

Psalm 103 is one of the purest songs of praise in Scripture. David wrote it from a place of remembrance. He knew what it felt like to fail, to fall, to fear, and still be met with mercy. Like David, we must remind our souls of who God is, especially when the world around us feels unstable.

 

Think about this year alone. We have watched the civil unrest of our government, the deepening division of America, and the unraveling of unity we once took for granted. We have faced global storms and personal storms, sickness, uncertainty, loss, fear, and frustration. We have all felt the weight of a world in turmoil. Yet through every fire, every storm, every tear, God has remained faithful. His mercies have not run out. His compassion has not dried up. His love has not changed.

 

Take time today to praise God intentionally. Let Psalm 103 be your guide. Bless the Lord with all that is within you. Praise Him not because life is perfect, but because His mercy is.