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NEVER FORGET

Text:  Psalm 103:2. 

Bless the LORD, my soul, and never forget any of his benefits:

Psalm 103:1 says, _Bless the LORD, my soul, and all that is within me, bless his holy name._ 
Every well-meaning child of God should speak to his soul the way David did here.

Not only should your soul constantly bless God, everything within you should too. There is a high tendency to be ungrateful to God. There's a high tendency to forget His benefits.

When we read the story of the Isrealites, it's very easy to point out their numerous errors. But the  reason their story was documented was so we can learn from their errors and avoid it.

The Isrealites started murmuring against God the moment they  encountered a challenge on their way to the promised land.

They completely forgot all of God's benefits to them in Egypt. They completely forgot the way God rescued them from all the ten plagues that rampaged Egypt. When they needed water, they completely forgot how God parted the red sea for them.

If you look closely, you will recall the benefits of God that you have completely forgotten. Never forget any of His benefits in your life.

When you are in need of something new from God, don't go to Him from the angle of complaints and murmuring, rather, appreciate Him for the goodness you have received in the past with the confidence that He that has done that will do much more.

 *BIBLE READING* 

Psalm 103:1-11.

 *PRAYER FOCUS* 

1. Father God, I thank you for all your goodness in my life in Jesus name.

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