The Lord is Good to Us

Title: The Lord is Good to Us Speaker: Creston Thomas Series: Psalm 119 Date: March 22, 2026 Bible: Psalm 119:65 The sermon centers on the profound goodness of God as revealed in Psalm 119:65, emphasizing that God's faithfulness and kindness are not contingent on human merit but are rooted in His unchanging character and revealed through Scripture. It explores the identity of the Lord's servant—historically possibly David or other biblical figures, but ultimately pointing to all believers as God's servants—highlighting how God's goodness is most fully displayed in the cross, where He sacrificed His Son not because He needed humanity, but to reveal His love and redeem His people. The sermon argues that while God's goodness is evident in creation and daily blessings, the ultimate and definitive source of that goodness is the Bible, which not only reveals God's character but also calls believers to remember, cherish, and meditate on His faithfulness. Through a call to spiritual reflection and biblical remembrance, the message urges listeners to shift their focus from complaint to gratitude, recognizing that God's goodness is eternal, transformative, and most powerfully seen in the promise of a new creation where suffering and sin are no more.