New Every Morning

📖 A quick burst of truth from Lamentations 3:22-23 to start your day with purpose and clarity. New every morning is God's mercy. Lamentations 3:22-23 says His mercies are new every morning and His faithfulness is great. This five-minute devotional explores why yesterday's failures do not disqualify you from today's grace, and how to receive fresh mercies with open hands. Samuel Reeves walks through the remarkable context of Lamentations, why Jeremiah wrote about mercy in the midst of utter destruction, and how the character of God does not change even when circumstances do. You will hear why every sunrise is a fresh invitation from the God who never runs out of compassion. 📖 CHAPTERS 00:00 Opening 00:15 Introduction - New Every Morning 01:00 Core Truth - Fresh Mercies 02:15 The Context of Lamentations 03:15 God's Character Does Not Change 04:15 Application - Receive Today's Mercy 04:45 Closing Prayer Perfect for new beginnings, grace, and those starting over. Part of the Word Burst series on Jesus 24/7. --- This episode was created with AI assistance. The Lamentations 3 passage was researched for historical context, narrated with a warm and steady voice, and reviewed for scriptural accuracy.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/jesus-24-7-podcast--7045096/support.Thank you for spending this moment with Jesus 24/7 Podcast.Follow the show for daily Christian encouragement, peaceful prayer, Bible-inspired messages, and quiet moments with God. Share this episode with someone who may need hope, comfort, or a reminder of God’s love today.Support Jesus 24/7 Podcast and help us continue sharing faith-filled messages:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/jesus-24-7-podcast--7045096/supportScripture passages may be paraphrased or presented through devotional reflection. Listeners are encouraged to read the Bible directly and seek guidance from trusted pastors or qualified faith leaders when exploring matters of doctrine.Jesus 24/7 Podcast is produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.