A New Perspective From 25 Year Old Notes

9 March, 2025

Digging into 25-year-old notes for tomorrow morning’s Sunday School lesson and this powerful truth resonates deeply.

“The mercy we receive from God is directly proportional to what we show toward others. The judgement we receive will be a mirror of that which we administer.”

James 2:13 reminds us, “For judgment is without mercy to the one who has shown no mercy. Mercy triumphs over judgment.” This powerful statement unveils a profound truth about the nature of God’s grace and how it intertwines with our relationships with others.

Consider this: the mercy we receive from God is intimately connected with the mercy we extend to those around us. When we forgive those who have wronged us, show compassion to the hurting, or offer grace during difficult moments, we align ourselves with the heart of God. Each act of mercy becomes a reflection of His love, creating a powerful cycle of grace.

Additionally, the judgments we cast upon others often bloom back in our own lives. If we choose to be critical and harsh, we may find ourselves facing similar judgments when we falter. Instead, let us remember that each time we show kindness, it echoes back to us, amplifying the very mercy we desire from God.

As we navigate our daily encounters, may we choose mercy over judgment. Lord, help us to reflect Your love and grace in all circumstances. Amen.

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