Can we trust that God’s mercy is bringing forth great fruit in his Kingdom from our ordinary life, even if we don’t see much happening?

There are three types of divine intervention based on this view: Big showy miracles, ordinary displays of God’s mercy, and one act of love so powerful it gave us the reason for our faith.

Grace is for the world. Grace means that all of your mistakes now serve a purpose instead of serving shame. God’s favor toward the unworthy or undeserving. Grace is an essential part of God’s character. With this grace, God is willing to forgive us and bless us abundantly in spite of the fact that we don’t deserve to be treated so well or dealt with so generously. Grace is closely related to God’s benevolence, love, and mercy. Thank God for Grace. Grace is for the world. “Grace is not simply

A beautifully balanced composition showing two hands, one offering help and the other receiving it, against a backdrop of a heart-shaped light. This image symbolizes loving mercy and compassion. The heart-shaped light emphasizes the love and kindness in acts of mercy, while the hands represent the tangible expression of this virtue.

Are you aware of God’s mercy? Do you realize that if it wasn’t for God’s mercy every single one of us would be consumed? Have you given thanks to God today for His everlasting mercy, His steadfast love, His unfailing kindness?

“Because of His Grace and mercy.”

By Karen Pullano Edited by Nancy Impelizzieri One of the stories I love to share when I give talks is the miracle of my own salvation during Divine Mercy weekend in 2008. Of course in the usual way…

{my graphics are free goodies for you} The rough wooden boardwalk is cool beneath my feet as I make my way to the sand. The sky is still the thick, deep blue of night, and gray shadows sway in the salty wind. I sleepily take my husband’s hand. I’m not a morning person, but we’re on vacation …