Do you truly desire what you have earned? Perhaps you ought to first determine what you truly deserve.
The Lord is merciful and gracious
So he made himself known to Moses, ( Exodus 34:6 ), and so David found him to be, and therefore calls upon his soul to bless his name. God is "merciful" most tenderly and affectionately; he has bowels of mercy, which yearn towards his people, as those of a tender parent to its child, as the word signifies; his mercy is free, without any motive or merit in men to engage it; he delights in showing it; he constantly bestows it; it is the source of all good things; it is communicated through Christ; all mercies temporal and spiritual come by him; and this lays a foundation for faith and hope: and he is gracious, as appears in the eternal choice of his people to salvation; in providing a Saviour and a ransom for them; in giving all grace and the blessings of it to them in his Son
PSALM 103:8 8 The Lord is merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and plenteous in mercy.
I'm grateful that I don't receive what I deserve. People who are demanding what they rightfully deserve are actually in the dark.
God is the judge, and He says that because of our collective shortcomings, none of us are deserving of good. The good news is that God loves us so much that He does not treat us unfairly. The rewards that Jesus merits will be given to believers!
Jesus accepted the punishment that was due to us. And now, because of His deep love, He freely gives us what He deserves as a token of His affection.
How could you ignore someone like that?
Romans 10:9 If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.
Kindly read the verse above again and if convinced confess and accept Jesus as your personal savior.
Jesus Loves You.
SAY THIS WITH FAITH: Thank you, Lord, for not giving me what I deserve but instead giving me what you deserve because you are kind and merciful.
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