The Mercy of Jesus
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You feel like there are certain things You feel like there are certain things that you have done that disqualify you that you have done that disqualify you that you have done that disqualify you from the mercy of God. And I'm here to from the mercy of God. And I'm here to from the mercy of God. And I'm here to tell you that's exactly what mercy is. tell you that's exactly what mercy is. tell you that's exactly what mercy is. It's you receiving grace even when you It's you receiving grace even when you It's you receiving grace even when you didn't deserve it. And there is not one didn't deserve it. And there is not one didn't deserve it. And there is not one mistake from your sins past that his mistake from your sins past that his mistake from your sins past that his mercy cannot look over. Listen, Jesus, mercy cannot look over. Listen, Jesus, mercy cannot look over. Listen, Jesus, he will address your sin. He'll call it he will address your sin. He'll call it he will address your sin. He'll call it what it is. what it is. what it is. But because he is merciful, he will But because he is merciful, he will But because he is merciful, he will connect before he corrects. While we connect before he corrects. While we connect before he corrects. While we were still sinners, Christ went to the were still sinners, Christ went to the were still sinners, Christ went to the cross to die for us. He'll meet you in cross to die for us. He'll meet you in cross to die for us. He'll meet you in the mess. God's character is that he is the mess. God's character is that he is the mess. God's character is that he is merciful.
Summary
The sermon emphasizes God's boundless mercy, which is extended even to those who feel disqualified by their past sins. Referencing Jesus' sacrifice on the cross while humanity was still sinful, it highlights that God's character is fundamentally merciful. The practical takeaway is that God will always connect with us in our mess before correcting us, assuring us that his mercy covers all mistakes.