Title: See what God has done
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See what God has done (Psalm 66:1-2)
Dear saints! Psalm 66 is a hymn of thanksgiving. Verse 1, 'Let all the earth make a joyful voice to God; praise and glorify the glory of his name!' I tell you to sing praises. Why do we need to give thanks and praise like this? The reason for this is in verse 5, “Come and see what God has done, how majestic are His actions toward the sons of men.” We were told to give thanks and praise for what God has done. This morning, I want to share grace with the title of “Come and see what God has done”.
I. with God's people
II. Training God's People
I believe that this economic crisis, which we are currently experiencing as a nation, will also give us strength. I believe that this economic crisis will also serve as an opportunity to enter a developed country if all the people gather wisdom to overcome it. Dear all! The sufferings of God's children are not in vain. It has a clear meaning. God has a clear purpose. The sufferings of God's children do not end in suffering. It is training. Through suffering, he purifies the soul with complete faith. So he leads you into a more abundant place. Without fire, there is no pottery. When clay meets fire, it becomes beautiful pottery. The great Joseph was not just born. It was created through hardship and adversity. There is the providence of God to make the great Joseph. I bless you to believe that it is a time of training when you are going through hardships and to give thanks and praise on the contrary.
“Come and see what you have done.” I pray that you will see the God who is with God's people and guides, protects, and provides them. I pray that you will show the providence of God that allows you to enjoy better and more blessed things through training. I pray that you will become saints who see and believe in what God has done and give thanks and praise.