The Goodness of God’s Greatness

Good Morning!

Once you truly experience God’s goodness, you realize there’s nothing greater. His goodness isn’t just something He does—it’s who He is. It flows from His character, His heart, and His unchanging nature. When David wrote Psalm 34, he wasn’t in a comfortable place. He was hiding, uncertain, and surrounded by danger. Yet his response wasn’t fear—it was praise. Why? Because he had tasted the goodness of God in the middle of trouble.

God’s greatness is not measured by the size of our blessings but by the depth of His presence. His goodness shows up in the quiet moments when He strengthens us, in the unexpected peace that settles our hearts, and in the gentle reminders that we are never alone. When we pause long enough to notice, we realize His fingerprints are everywhere—guiding, protecting, providing, and sustaining.

Gratitude becomes our natural response when we recognize His goodness. Not because life is perfect, but because God is faithful. Not because every prayer is answered the way we hoped, but because He is working all things for our good. Praise shifts our focus from what we lack to who God is. It lifts our eyes from the temporary to the eternal. It reminds us that the God who has been good before will be good again.

Today, choose to thank Him intentionally. Reflect on what He has done—seen and unseen. Let your praise rise not from emotion but from revelation. The more you acknowledge His goodness, the more aware you become of His greatness.

Prayer:

Lord, thank You for Your unending goodness. Open my eyes to see Your hand at work in my life. Teach me to praise You continually, trusting that Your greatness is always for my good. Amen.