If God’s love for us had not exceeded the disrespectful way we treat Him, we’d be forever separated from Him (and His love for us), with no chance of seeing heaven. Jesus’ death and resurrection did for us what we could never do on our own.
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Loving kindness could be the very thing that will help us enjoy each other’s company once again. It could help us get to the place where we would want to look for the good in one another. And it could be the very thing that will bring laughter back into our marriages.
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When we’re convinced that “not even God can help us this time,” it’s amazing to think that our heavenly Father reaches into our situation and continues the work He has already begun in us. Then, as we continue to trust in Him, we begin to see progress – the changes His presence is making in our hearts, minds and attitudes.
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If you were to drill down deep into your soul, what are you most thankful for? Would mercy be near the top of your list? Let’s suppose you cheated on your boyfriend or girlfriend, stole money from your roommate’s wallet … Continue reading →
No matter what else we’re dealing with, when shame and turmoil are added to the mix, life is even more difficult. Yet when we’re truly sorry for how we’ve grieved our heavenly Father, we can experience peace, knowing He’ll do whatever it takes to help us get right with Him.
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