No. 260 - The Abundance of God's Compassion
The Compassion of God’s Heart
The Abundance of God's Compassion
Psalm 145:9
"The LORD is good to all, and his
mercy is over all that he has made."
Starting Prayer
Dearest Lord, as I meditate on Your Word
today, I seek Your guidance and insight into the abundance of Your compassion.
Open my heart to understand and embrace Your unfailing love. In Jesus' name.
Amen.
Background
Psalm 145 is
a hymn of praise attributed to David. It extols the greatness and goodness of
God, emphasising His compassionate nature. The selected verse, Psalm 145:9,
highlights God's universal goodness and mercy, extending to all His creation.
Be Encouraged
God's
compassion knows no bounds; it encompasses all living beings. Just as a loving
parent cares for their children, God tenderly watches over His creation,
providing for their needs and showing mercy even when they falter. Imagine the
vastness of the universe, yet each creature experiences the tender care of our
compassionate Creator. Let us, therefore, approach each day with gratitude,
knowing that we are held in the embrace of divine love.
Moreover,
God's compassion serves as a model for us to emulate in our interactions with
others. As recipients of His mercy, we are called to extend compassion to those
around us, showing kindness and understanding in both words and deeds. By
embodying God's compassion in our lives, we reflect His love to the world and
draw others closer to Him.
Additional Verses
Isaiah 49:15
- "Can a woman forget her nursing
child, that she should have no compassion on the son of her womb? Even these
may forget, yet I will not forget you."
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 your faithfulness."
Invitation
Dear friend, visit
us at any church of Christ nearest you, this and every Sunday. May you
recognise the boundless compassion of our Heavenly Father as revealed in His
Word. By embracing faith in Him (Hebrews 11:6), turning away from sin (Acts
2:38; 17:30-31), and being baptized for the forgiveness of sins (Mark 16:16;
Acts 2:38), you will experience the fullness of His love and mercy. I urge you
to respond to His invitation with an open heart, knowing that His compassion
knows no limits. Share this message with your loved ones, inviting them to join
you on this journey of faith.
Concluding Prayer
Gracious God, I am overwhelmed by Your
abundant compassion, which knows no bounds. Thank You for Your steadfast love
that sustains me each day. Help me to embody Your compassion in all I do, that
others may experience Your grace through me. In Jesus' name, I pray. Amen.
May the Lord bless your day.
Theodore J. Quist
Evangelist
Church of
Christ
Abokobi -
Accra
Ghana
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