mer·cy
/ˈmərsē/
Noun
<!--[if !supportLists]-->1. Compassion or forgiveness shown toward
someone whom it is within one's power to punish or harm: "the boy was
begging for mercy".
<!--[if !supportLists]-->2. An event to be grateful for, esp. because its
occurrence prevents something unpleasant or provides relief from suffering.
Synonyms
pity - compassion - clemency - grace -
charity
It is
amazing how dependence brings you right to the throne of grace. When you are
unable to figure it out, to get out of your own way or find a way, you come to
the One who is the way. Grace is undeserved favor. It’s mercy and God grants it
freely. How long will it take me to catch on?
grace: Where we
get what we really don't deserve. mercy: Where we don't get what we really do
deserve.
It is my prayer that some day I will
cease to let my circumstances rule me (how well they can control me - oh so
effectively) and that I might get in tuned naturally with the God I seek to
serve. The benefits would be tremendous – less stress leading to better health, better
attitude, improved perspective, peace of mind, confidence, reassurance…think
Psalm 23 and that old valley of the shadow of death! If only I could grasp the
BIG picture instead starring in my own little melodrama. I’m working on it by
the grace of God. I’m working on it.
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