#godsgoodness

Happy Sunday!

When we consider the great goodness of the Lord, and His tender mercies, may our hearts overflow with praise and thanks forever and forever. He created the heavens, the earth and everything and everyone in them. He poured His goodness into His creation, "Then God saw everything that He had made, and indeed it was very good." (Genesis 1:31)

This mighty God we serve is gracious, full of compassion; slow to anger and great in mercy. O, how He cares for all His works. Make known His mighty acts and the glorious majesty of His everlasting kingdom. By His grace, we are saved. Bless Him, saints of God!

‪Scripture writing in James 1:17-20 tonight. Still more studying to do, but loving my time with God.

🌸 HELLO MAY! 🌸

May is a beautiful reminder that God makes everything bloom in His perfect time. As flowers blossom and the days grow brighter, may our hearts also grow deeper in faith, richer in love, and stronger in hope. Let this month be filled with answered prayers, peaceful moments, restored strength, and countless reasons to thank the Lord. 🌿✨

📖 Bible Verse for May: “You crown the year with Your goodness, and Your paths drip with abundance.” — Psalm 65:11

💬 Original Quote for May: "May is proof that after every season of waiting, God still brings beauty, growth, and new beginnings."

🌼 Welcome this month with gratitude. 🌞 Walk through it with faith. 🙏 Finish it with praise.

Discover 15 awe-inspiring, little-known facts that reveal how truly good God is. These divine truths will uplift your spirit and transform your faith. Hold onto this truth today. Not just when life is easy—but especially when it’s hard. Even when unseen, God’s goodness surrounds you. Trust, believe, and be uplifted. More details….

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Mary’s Magnificat expresses her heartfelt praise to God after receiving the news of her divine motherhood. In gratitude, she acknowledges God's holiness, mercy, and faithfulness, emphasizing His care for the humble and His great deeds.

Mary’s Magnificat, also known as the Song of Mary, is a beautiful expression of praise and gratitude to God. After receiving the incredible news that she would give birth to the Savior of the world, Mary visited her relative, Elizabeth, who affirmed the miracle that was taking place. In response, Mary’s heart overflowed with praise for God’s goodness, and she spoke these powerful words recorded…

“The Gentiles blaspheme the name of God because of you” (Romans 2:24)

This is the Apostle Paul speaking about the Jewish leaders. They were not practicing what they preach about the law. Thus, the gentiles rejecting God, because of their visible corruption.

Is it any different today? Are Christians practicing what they preach? Not in all cases. Sin is still very attractive and diverting our connection with God. This is called Hell. Knowing and experiencing the goodness of God, then we give into our sinful nature disconnecting us from His goodness.

What if you don’t know God? Then you are passive and you could be less susceptible to spiritual attack, because the devil already has you. The devil isn’t gaining anything by attacking you or working to pull you away from God.