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THE MERCIES OF GOD

Text: Lamentations 3:22-23

The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is thy faithfulness. 

Life can be filled with ups and downs, joy and sorrow. But amidst the twists and turns, one thing remains constant; the boundless mercies of God. This means that we can always count on God to be merciful to us,no matter what we have done or what we are going through.

 *The mercies of God are more than enough to cover our sins and help us through any difficult situation* .

God doesn't just offer a little bit of mercy now and then; His mercy is a never-ending fountain, flowing freely and abundantly towards us.  It's not something we earn or deserve; it's a gift, grace, demonstration of his unending love. 

Every morning, His mercies are new. They're not yesterday's leftovers; they are fresh, overflowing, and ready to meet us wherever we are. Think about that for a moment. Even after a night filled with worries or mistakes, God's mercy is there, waiting to wash over us and give us a fresh start. 

The mercies of God are a great blessing to us. They are source of comfort, strength and hope. 

*Be bold and confident enough to seek for the mercies of God when the boisterous wind in this world blows against you.* 

Despite our shortcomings and failures, He continues to pour out His mercy upon us, giving us hope and a reason to keep going.
We may not always understand why things happen, but be rest assured that God's mercy is always with us, guiding us, protecting us, and giving us hope for a brighter future.

 *Let us not take the mercies of God for granted in our lives. Let us be grateful for his unfailing love and compassion towards us, knowing that his mercies are new every morning.* 

*Bible Reading:*

Lamentations 3:22-23, Psalms 103:8.

PRAYER FOCUS

1.) Heavenly Father, thank you for your endless mercies that sustain me each day. Help me to always be aware of your love and compassion towards me.

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