Formed To Be Truly Human: Remembering God's Goodness
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02.15.2026 | In this week’s sermon by Edwin Colon, we explore the profound challenge of maintaining faith during dark seasons of life. Drawing from Psalm 103, this message encourages us to actively preach to our own souls and remember God’s benefits—not as a simple cognitive recall, but as a deep, visceral commitment that shapes our emotions and actions. Key Points: The importance of preaching truth to ourselves rather than listening to negative internal thoughts. How to move from mere intellectual knowledge of God to a heart-level, transformative remembrance of His character. Understanding the multifaceted nature of God’s goodness, including His forgiveness, redemption, compassion, and ultimate satisfaction for our deepest longings. The centrality of Jesus Christ’s work on the cross as the foundation for why we can trust God’s goodness in times of suffering. Common Questions Answered: How do Christians navigate seasons of deep darkness and suffering? What does it actually mean to "remember" God's benefits in the Bible? Why do we keep returning to unhealthy habits or sins despite wanting to change? How can I find true satisfaction when my life circumstances feel difficult or broken?
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