Divine Mercy and Divine Grace

John 3:16-17 " For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life. For God sent the Son into the world, not to condemn the world, but that the world might be saved through him."

Saturday, March 6, 2010

The need for Divine Grace and Mercy













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Good day,
    As I was thinking my own personal needs for grace and mercy today, I was made aware that all of us have needs that greatly exceed our ability to meet them. An example may be the person who feels no personal needs, yet is well aware of the need to help others who are in poverty or who are sick. Can anyone employ and gives jobs to the 15 million unemployed? Can anyone help the 20 million who owe more on their mortgae than their houses are worth? Does anyone have the wealth and power to help these people? There is not an individual in the world today who could meet all of those needs.
   There is one who can though. His name is Jesus, He is able to meet all of our needs and to enable us to meet the needs of others as well. It is through His divine grace and mercy that we receive our needs met. It does not matter what the needs may be He is able to meet them.
    I often forget how unlimited His power really is. It is so easy to get lost in our own troubles that we forget whose we are. If we are indeed Christians, faithful and committed to Him, will He not certainly be more faithful and committed to us. His love for us is unlimited, His ability is unlimited. As Saint Peter said, " Cast all of your cares on Him, because He cares for you". That pretty much says it all.
God bless, Todd

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