Ep. 351 1 min
Lamentations 3:22
His mercies are new every morning.
From the saddest book in the Bible comes one of its most hopeful sentences.
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Ep. 351 · Lamentations 3:22
Key takeaways
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- 01Lamentations is grief poured into poetry.
- 02Right in the middle comes a sunrise.
- 03Mercies don't get rationed — they get refilled overnight.
- 04Yesterday's failure can't expire today's mercy.
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Lamentations is grief poetry. The city of Jerusalem has fallen. The temple is rubble. Everything is loss. And right in the middle of all that comes one of the most hopeful sentences in the Bible.
'The steadfast love of the LORD never ceases; his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.'
Mercies don't get rationed. They get refilled overnight. Whatever you spent yesterday, the supply is full again at sunrise.
Yesterday's failure cannot expire today's mercy. Get up. There's a fresh batch waiting.
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