Tories back. Good morning to you. Good morning everyone and welcome back to another morning

with the Masters. We're going to vote ourselves to the Lord daily with you. Good morning you guys.

Tories back everyone. So happy to be back. Round of applause. Let's go. That was my one-handed

clap that I can do. Super thankful she's back where picking up with day three of our every

hour devotional in the Bible app. There's a link to that in the description of the podcast.

If you guys want to follow along with us and as always I'm going to read the

scripture and Tories going to pick up with the demon. Let's do it. The scripture is Lamentations

chapter three verses 22 and 23 and it says this. The faithful love of the Lord never ends. His

mercies never cease. Great is his faithfulness. His mercies begin a fresh each morning. I love

that verse. The devotional says when it was a time you hit your limit in a situation last night.

Maybe all your best efforts failed and you weren't sure what to do next. As humans we all have

limits. Let me say that again. As humans we all have limits. Those limits apply in every situation.

We can hit our limit whether we are working on a project, eating pancakes, investing in a

relationship or running a marathon. But limits don't apply to God. Jeremiah put it this way.

God's mercies never end. So extraordinary is God's limitlessness in meeting our needs. Jeremiah

stated it here in four different ways. God's love is faithful. His mercies never end. They are new

every morning and his faithfulness is great. It's important to understand that Jeremiah wasn't

celebrating a circumstance. He was God's prophet during some of Israel's very worst days.

The Babylonian army had siege Jerusalem. There was a famine in the city and Judean army fled.

The temple was looted and burned. The leaders were executed. The people were exiled. Jeremiah served

as an already unpopular role of prophet during a horrifically unpopular time. But all that difficulty

was secondary to the knowledge that God's mercy is limitless. Jeremiah knew he needed God

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