Taste and see that the Lord is good.

VENIECE KERRIDGE (vkerridge@orchestrate.net)
Fri, 5 Mar 1999 13:08:06 -0500


>Sis Lynne, I believe that God had inspired you to write the recent posts you have been putting out since last week Friday.  I have been faced with different situations all rolled into one because of a decision I had made to move to another location of residence. Your posts and also the other brethren posts have really ministered to me.  If I never have much time to say long prayers to God every day, I know I cannot forget to say 'thank you Jesus for your mercy' and 'help me oh! God'
if I am honest, thank you God for your honesty, If I am true and faithfully to a cause, its because it's His truth and faithfullness.  I say forgive me Lord for been angry and help me to repent

Sis Ven





In a message dated 2/26/99 6:31:19 AM Pacific Standard Time, lyohnk@juno.com
writes:

>  I had an opportunity to be wrong and be stern or to extend mercy.
>  I thank God for he has always extended mercy to any who have done wrong
>  and been sorry for it.
>  
>  "Oh taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the man that trusteth
>  in him" Psalm 34:8

 What few people realize, is that the benefactor of mercy receives a blessing
directly proportional to that which has been forgiven.  The Lord truly does
enjoys the chance to mete out mercy to us, because his grace is infinite! 
 
 Mike Reed