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Why should we give thanks for God's mercy?

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We give thanks for God's mercy because it reflects His eternal kindness and love toward sinners who do not deserve it.

Thanksgiving for God's mercy is a fundamental response for believers as it illustrates the depth of God's character. Psalm 136 repeatedly acknowledges God's goodness and His enduring mercy, emphasizing that His mercy endures forever. This understanding deepens the believer's appreciation for salvation, as mercy signifies not receiving the punishment that one rightfully deserves. It showcases God's justice, as He directed all wrath towards Christ for the sins of His people, thus allowing for mercy to be extended to them. This relational aspect fosters a grateful heart that continually recognizes God’s work in their lives, transforming how then they interact with both God and others.
Scripture References: Psalm 136, Psalm 136; Psalm 100; 1 Thessalonians 5:18

Sermons (2)

Thanksgiving
Frank Tate · Nov 27, 2019
The Mercy of God
Wayne Boyd · Jan 13, 2019
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