Good morning everyone and welcome back to another mornings with the masters.

We devote ourselves to the Lord daily with you.

We are picking back up with new morning mercies.

I'm just going to take from here.

It says this, we disobey God convicts and restores. We doubt. God works to make us people

of faith. We hunger. God feeds us with the bounty of his grace.

There's a poem.

Plentius Grace is what we're given.

Grace that is deeper, fooler, richer, and greater than our sin.

This grace does not suspend operations in the face of our disobedience.

It will not turn its back in the face of our disobedience. It will not turn its back in the face of our doubt. It will

not stand idly by in the face of our hunger. No, this is rich grace, perseverant grace, tender grace, powerful grace.

There really is nothing like it because it comes from the hand of Jesus.

And I just want to open up about something real quick.

Almost feels like confession time with us,

but I have noticed that I almost feel like I have like a tank of God's grace, right?

Like it's like, it's almost like if you think of someone is going scuba diving

and they have their scuba tank on, their tank and that's the amount of air that they have.

And I feel like sometimes that's how I operate or that's the amount of grace I have.

And I can exercise it with my family, I can exercise it with my friends, with my work, with whatever

else is happening in my life, but when I get to the end of that oxygen tank, I really start to run out of ways to try to live how God has called me to live.

And then I purposefully justify my actions, whether it's my words, my thoughts,

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