Don't Forget the Benefits | Summer in the Psalms | Week 8

David's diagnosis in Psalm 103 isn't unbelief — it's amnesia. Nobody says, "Pastor, I've forgotten who God is." But forgetting what God has done shows up sideways: still dragging around a sin from 1998, or entering the fifth crisis convinced this is the one where God finally lets go.It's not a doctrine problem. It's a memory problem.In this message we walk through David's five benefits — forgiven, healed, redeemed, crowned, satisfied — why he reached for the sky when he needed a ruler big enough to measure mercy, and why the God who "knows our frame" specializes in second flights for people who came in molting. Plus five practical steps for Monday morning at 6:40 a.m.