EPISODE · Jul 17, 2026 · 30 MIN
You Messed Up Again...Now What? by Pastor Henry Miller
from Wave 94 · host Wave 94
Many of us grow up with the mentality that God is a cosmic judge holding a clipboard, keeping notes on every single mistake we make. But the Scripture paints a completely different picture. In this episode, Pastor Henry Miller dives into the beauty of God's mercy, leniency, and compassion. Using the raw, honest struggles of the Apostle Paul and the dramatic failure and restoration of King David, Pastor Miller reminds us that we do not serve a "one-shot" God. We serve a Heavenly Father whose compassions never fail and whose mercy is brand new every single morning. -- God's mercy means He chooses leniency and refrains from bringing the judgment we actually deserve. -- We all fall short, and even after salvation, we must battle an old nature that struggles with temper, words, and mistakes. -- God uses the "thorns in our flesh" to humble us and constantly remind us of our daily need for His grace. -- Receiving God's mercy requires us to be obedient and willing to extend that same forgiveness to others. -- No matter how catastrophic your failure, God is ready to put away your sin the moment you sincerely repent. Scriptures for Further Study -- Romans 10:17 -- Hebrews 4:14-16 -- Romans 7:14-25 -- Lamentations 3:19-26 -- 2 Samuel 12:1-13 +++++++ Find more information on our website: https://henrymillerministries.org/
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Many of us grow up with the mentality that God is a cosmic judge holding a clipboard, keeping notes on every single mistake we make. But the Scripture paints a completely different picture. In this episode, Pastor Henry Miller dives into the beauty of God's mercy, leniency, and compassion. Using the raw, honest struggles of the Apostle Paul and the dramatic failure and restoration of King David, Pastor Miller reminds us that we do not serve a "one-shot" God. We serve a Heavenly Father whose compassions never fail and whose mercy is brand new every single morning. -- God's mercy means He chooses leniency and refrains from bringing the judgment we actually deserve. -- We all fall short, and even after salvation, we must battle an old nature that struggles with temper, words, and mistakes. -- God uses the "thorns in our flesh" to humble us and constantly remind us of our daily need for His grace. -- Receiving God's mercy requires us to be obedient and willing to extend that same forgiveness to others. -- No matter how catastrophic your failure, God is ready to put away your sin the moment you sincerely repent. Scriptures for Further Study -- Romans 10:17 -- Hebrews 4:14-16 -- Romans 7:14-25 -- Lamentations 3:19-26 -- 2 Samuel 12:1-13 +++++++ Find more information on our website: https://henrymillerministries.org/
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You Messed Up Again...Now What? by Pastor Henry Miller
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