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Psalm 103:6-18
He remembers that we are dust (Psalm
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Have you wondered what God really thinks about you?

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Our greatest barrier to knowing God better may be how much we

know about how much God knows about us. We struggle with God
because we feel so bad about ourselves, and if we know the truth
about ourselves, think of how much more God knows us!

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big disappointment or You ought to be a lot better by now.

Weve all felt that way from time to time, and I imagine that many
people reading these words feel that way right now. Its been a hard
week, or a bad month, and now were near the end of what seems like
a wasted year. Sam Storms captures the truth in one simple sentence:

I think we run from God rather than to him because we

know our own hearts all too well and his barely at all.
I probably dont need to spend any time convincing you that you are a

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sinner. You probably know the truth about yourself all too well. But
its the other side that we need to talk about. We dont know Gods
heart very well.
Thats where Psalm 103 can help us
tremendously. Perhaps no other

You probably know the

truth about yourself all
too well.

chapter in the Bible so clearly

reveals Gods compassion for his
people. If youre wondering what
God thinks about you, lets take a journey through Psalm 103 and
discover seven liberating truths about Gods heart.

1. He Loves to Help the Needy.

The Lord works righteousness and justice for all the oppressed.
He made known his ways to Moses, his deeds to the people of
Israel (vv. 6-7).
The oppressed are those who cant help themselves. In the Old
Testament the word especially referred to widows, orphans,
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foreigners, and the poor. When we are tempted to take advantage of

others because we are strong and they are weak, God says, Think
about that first. He takes the side of the weak. Our God keeps his
eyes on the helpless, and when others hurt them, he moves to
balance the scales of justice. In the words of Martin Luther King, Jr.,
The arm of the universe is long but it bends toward justice. There
are days and times when this is hard to believe, especially in light of
events like the terrorist bombing in Mumbai. But this truth stands like
a solid rock for the believer. If all of history is a book, we havent

reached the final chapter yet. Were somewhere near the end, but
were not sure how far away we are. But we know this much.
Eventually God will bring everything to light, and he will judge with
impartiality. In that day there will be no hiding, no excuse-making, no
bribes, and no way of escape.
All those who labor for a better
world and a more just society and
those who stretch out a helping
handyou have to believe this or
you cant go on. The words of James

Eventually God will

bring everything to
light, and he will judge
with impartiality.

Russell Lowell come to mind:

Truth forever on the scaffold, Wrong forever on the

throne,-
Yet that scaffold sways the future, and, behind the dim
unknown,
Standeth God within the shadow, keeping watch above his
own.
Are you needy? The answer is yes whether you know it or not. You are

needy and God is on your side. Thats a great place to start.

2. He Shows Mercy to Those Who Dont

Deserve It.
The Lord is compassionate and gracious, slow to anger,
abounding in love (v. 8).
See the four great attributes of God in this verse:
1) The Lord is compassionate-He pardons us.
2) The Lord is gracious-He gives us what we dont deserve.
3) The Lord is slow to anger-He is patient with us when we fall.
4) The Lord abounds in love-He loves us more than we can
imagine.
Theres no fishing like fishing in the sea.
Theres no eating like eating at the kings table.
Theres no love like Gods love.
When he saves, he saves completely.
When he forgives, he forgives all my sins.
When he sets free, we are free forever.
The King James Version translates the last phrase of verse 8 by saying
that God is plenteous in mercy. Spurgeon (in The Treasury of David)
takes that phrase and offers this application (italics added):
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All the world tastes of his sparing mercy,

those who hear the gospel partake of his inviting mercy,
the saints live by his saving mercy,
are preserved by his upholding mercy,
are cheered by his consoling mercy, and
will enter heaven through his infinite and everlasting mercy.
I like that! Six kinds of mercy in just one sentence. Thats plenteous
mercy for anyone who needs it.

3. He Tempers His Wrath.

He will not always accuse, nor will he harbor his anger forever.
He does not treat us as our sins deserve or repay us according to
our iniquities (vv. 9- 10).
Have you ever known anyone who loved to argue? We all know people
who love to keep a quarrel going because they are so angry. God is
not like that. He is willing to end the quarrel and welcome us back

home. Sometimes the real problem is that we want to keep fighting

him.
Hes more ready to forgive than we are to be forgiven!
When we forget to pray, he remembers to feed us.
When we forge to give thanks, he sends us restful sleep.
When we idle in sin, he sends his Holy Spirit to convict us.
When we refuse to give, he keeps on giving still.
When we fall, he lifts us up.
When we disappoint ourselves and others, he still calls us his
children.

He even blesses those who dont

God even blesses those
believe in him. An unbeliever like
who dont believe in
Christopher Hitchens writes a book
him.
called God Is Not Great: How
Religion Poisons Everything, and
sells a boatload of copies, along the way merrily debating every
religious-type person he can find. He is clever, witty, a gifted
wordsmith, widely read, quick with a comeback, and completely
committed to debunking religion of every type and even more
committed to the concept that God is simply not necessary. But see
the mercy of God. Instead of crushing him like an empty eggshell, the
Lord feed him and nourishes him and gives him health and love and
life. It is the longsuffering of God that allows Christopher Hitchens to
deny him. And why would God show such kindness to someone
utterly dedicated to eradicating his influence in the world? Because if
there is a God at all, he is not in the least intimidated by Christopher
Hitchens or Richard Dawkins or Sam Harris. If you think of them as
part of the atheist artillery, they shoot at God on ground he provides
from them. And the fact that God withholds punishment to his
enemies, that too is evidence of his mercy for Gods kindness leads
you toward repentance (Romans 2:4).

4. He Forgives All Our Sins.

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For as high as the heavens are above the earth, so great is his
love for those who fear him; as far as the east is from the west,
so far has he removed our transgressions from us (vv. 11-12).

Consider the greatness of Gods love. Astronomers tell us that the

farthest known light source from the earth is ten billion light years
away. That means that light starting from that source (a quasar)
would take ten billion years traveling at the speed to light to arrive at
the earth. By contrast the nearest star is only four light years away
from us. Thats four years traveling at the speed of light, which is
186,000 miles per second. Light from the sun reaches the earth in a
little over eight minutes. So even the nearest star is a vast distance
from the earth. And using ion drive propulsion, you could reach the
nearest star in a modern spaceship in only 81,000 years. You can
turn it around any way you like and we are left with two inescapable
realities. First, we live in a tiny corner of the universe, and second, the
universe is vast beyond our comprehension. But Gods love is greater,
vaster, larger, deeper, longer, broader, and bigger in all dimensions
that the universe itself. Get in a rocket equipped with any sort of sci-fi
system you can imagine. Fly at warp speed if you like. Go as far as you
can go, to the end of the known universe and beyond. And when you
have gone as far as you can go, look up and smile because Gods love
is still going. You will never reach the end of it.
Consider the magnitude of Gods love. Lets suppose you want to go
east until you finally reach the west. So you take off from Baltimore in
a hot air balloon. When you land in Lisbon, you get in a Honda Civic
and drive across Europe until you come to Varna, Bulgaria. There you
hop on a freighter than takes you through the Black Sea, the Aegean
Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, the Suez Canal, the Red Sea, and on to
the Gulf of Aden where you narrowly escape getting caught by the
pirates, and on into the Indian Ocean where you finally put ashore in
Colombo, Sri Lanka. From there you catch a flight to Singapore and
then down south to Perth, Australia. There you hitchhike across the
Outback, eventually arriving in Sydney where you join a passenger
ship heading for Easter Island. You then fly to Santiago, Chile where
you rent a beat-up Jeep and start driving north. Its a long way but you
eventually make it all the way to Nome, Alaska where you hire a
dogsled team so that you can run the Iditarod Race in reverse, ending
up in Anchorage so you hop on a cruise ship to Vancouver, BC, where
you take the Trans-Canada Railway, ending up in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
And there you buy a high-end road bike and start peddling through
New Brunswick, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey and Delaware. Finally you make it
back to Baltimore. Besides having circumnavigated the globe, what
have you proved? Among other things, you have proved that no
matter how far east you go, you will never find the west.
Never the twain shall meet. The
farther east you go, the farther you
are from the west.
Thats the magnitude of Gods love.

My sins can never

come back to haunt me
again.

Here is great good news for all the

sinners of the world. When God forgives, he removes our sins, he lifts
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them up, he takes them away, and he puts them so far away from us
that we could never find them if we searched for them for a thousand
years. They are gone forever.
My sins can never come back to haunt me again.
Even Satan cant bring them back.
In his sermon on these verses Jim Nicodem says that God has . . .
A long fuse - slow to anger (v. 8),
A short memory-"does not harbor his anger forever (v. 9),
A thick skin-"does not treat us as our sins deserve (v. 10), and
A great heart-"so great is his love, so far has he removed our sins
(vv. 11-12).
Im glad we have a God like that because that exactly the kind of God
we need.

5. He Understands Our Weakness.

As a father has compassion on his children, so the Lord has
compassion on those who fear him (v. 13).
I never understood that verse until I had children. When our boys
were very young and would have trouble going to sleep, and when
Marlene was tired and needed to sleep herself, I would carry the boys
in my arms. Sometimes I would sing to them, sometimes (often) I
would make up a song. I remember when Joshua was very young, I
would sing Scripture verses to him, such as The wicked they flee
when no man pursues, but the righteous are bold as a lion (see
Proverbs 28:1). I would sing it over and over again until he finally fell
asleep in my arms. I just made the tune up, but as I typed the words,
the tune came back to me as if I had last sung it yesterday and not 25
years ago.
Earthly fathers-however imperfectpoint us upward to our Heavenly
Father. When an earthly father has

When an earthly father

has done his job well,
he makes it easy for his
children to believe in
their Heavenly Father.

done his job well, he makes it easy

for his children to believe in their
Heavenly Father. Our children learn
that we do not worship a god of
stone or an empty idol or a remote deity or an impersonal machine in
the sky. We serve a Father God who knows our weakness and loves us
anyway.
When our son Mark was a young child, he developed a persistent ear
infection that would not go away. After trying antibiotics for a time,
our family physician told us we needed to see a specialist so he
referred us to Dr. Culbertson, a highly respected specialist in Dallas.
After examining him carefully, he announced that Mark needed to
have tubes put in his ears to prevent further scarring from the
infection. Even though the operation is quick and fairly simple, the
doctor could see that Mark was scared. So he picked him up and
carried him piggy-back to surgery. That was the last image we saw-the
great physician carrying our son on his back so he wouldnt be afraid.

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So it is with our Heavenly Father. The Great Physician knows our

weakness and understands our fears. And when we cant go on, he
carries us on his back.

6. He Remembers That We Are Dust.

For he knows how we are formed, he remembers that we are
dust. As for man, his days are like grass, he flourishes like a
flower of the field; the wind blows over it and it is gone, and its
place remembers it no more (vv. 14-16).
Here is a truth we all understand, especially in this season of the year.

Yesterdays green leaves soon turn brown. It is an inexorable law of

nature that the green leaves of spring end up in a pile on your lawn.
In October Marlene and I spent a few days on Prince Edward Island,
home of the famous Anne of Green Gables books. We happened to
be there near the peak of the fall foliage season so as we traveled the
narrow country roads, we saw leaves in every hue imaginable-scarlet,
orange, pink, bright red, russet, maroon, bronze, yellow, purple, and
every possible shade of brown. We especially noticed it in the
evening, when the low angle of the sun seemed to backlight the entire
forest and set it ablaze in a kaleidoscope of color. Why do the leaves
lose their green? There is a scientific explanation having to do with
the loss of green chlorophyll, but that simply means the leaves are
slowly dying. Their beauty comes from their death.
Who remembers each leaf? Not the tree. One by one the leaves fall to
the ground where they disintegrate and return to the soil from which
they came. No one names them or numbers them or even thinks
about them. And by now on Prince Edward Island most of the leaves
are gone from the trees. It is the way of nature, the way God arranged
the changing of the seasons.
Twenty years ago Marlene would sometimes tease me by saying,
Theres a little gray in your beard. She stopped that a long time ago

because the little has become a lot. Just this morning I realized that I
hadnt shaved in two days. And when I looked in the mirror I saw little
bits of gray stubble all over my face. I think if I let my beard grow, it
would be mostly gray. When God puts gray in your beard, its like the
leaves turning brown in the fall. Its Gods way of saying, You wont
be here forever.
Every now and then Ill run across a bit of cemetery humor that
makes me chuckle. I was driving down a major thoroughfare in
Chicago next to one of those cemeteries that seems to go on forever.
Because it is a long stretch of road with no stop lights, people tend to
break the speed limit routinely. So I laughed when I saw a billboard
sponsored by the cemetery that said, Slow Down. Well save a place
for you. Im sure they will.
If thats all there is, if we are here today and gone tomorrow, if thats
the end of the story, then there isnt much hope. But let me share
something with you. If you dont have anything else to be thankful for
this year, heres something you can hang your hat on. Our hope is not
in man or in anything man can do.
Our hope is in the everlasting God!
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7. He Links Us With Eternity By Linking Us

With Himself.
But from everlasting to everlasting the Lords love is with those
who fear him, and his righteousness with their childrens
children- with those who keep his covenant and remember to
obey his precepts (vv. 17-18).

There is nothing we can do about

Our hope is in the
our frailty. We come from the hand
everlasting God!
of our Creator stamped, Fragile:
Handle with care. We are like the
dust devils that blow across the desert. We make a big scene and then
suddenly we disappear. Try as we might, we cant cancel our
humanity. Nothing can change what we are. Vitamins and exercise
and clean living may slow down the process. Positive thinking may
improve our mood. But for all of us, the end is the same:
Ashes to ashes,
Dust to dust.
Psalm 103 offers us one strong ground of comfort that lifts us up
above the transitory nature of this life. It is the but of verse 17, the

blessed but that changes everything. That one word offers an

eternal contrast between
The fading flower and the everlasting God,
Our mortality and Gods eternity.
That one word-that little but"-stands at the demarcation between
this life and the next. Here is our real hope of life that never ends.
Gods tender mercy.
His unfailing love.
His abounding grace.

Someone has said that life without Christ is a hopeless end, but life
with Christ is an endless hope. And this endless hope is not only to us
but to our childrens children. What will we leave our children? A vast
estate? A large inheritance? A huge life insurance policy? Whatever we
may say about earthly possessions, they pale next to the privilege of
passing down a godly heritage, a tapestry of truth, and a pattern of
believing that our children and grandchildren can claim as their own.
In a transient and passing world
where everything fades away, we
have the promise that we are linked
to the future even after we are
gone by the faithfulness of God to
our children to our childrens

We are richer than we

think, we are more
blessed than we know,
and we have more than
we realize.

children. This, too, is the mercy of

God.

Take Me to the Cross

What is Psalm 103 telling us? We are richer than we think, we are

more blessed than we know, and we have more than we realize. We

frail, mortal sinners are rich in the mercy of God.
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And we have found that mercyor rather, that mercy has found us-i-n
the cross of Jesus Christ. During one of his sermons Billy Graham told
the story of a patrolman on night duty in a town in northern England.
As he walked the streets, he heard a quivering sob. Shining his
flashlight into the darkness, he saw a little boy in the shadows sitting
on a doorstep and tears were running down his cheek. The child said,
Im lost. Please take me home. And the policeman began naming
street after street, trying to help the boy remember where he lived.
He named the shops and the hotels in the area but the little boy could
give him no clue.
Then he remembered that at the center of the town there was a
church with a large white cross that towered above the rest of the
city. The policeman pointed to the cross and said, Do you live
anywhere near that place? The little boys face immediately
brightened up. He said, Yes, sir. Take me to the cross and I can find
my way home.
All that we believe, all that we have,
all that we hope for is found in the
cross of Christ. Go to the cross and

you will find your way home to

God.

Go to the cross and you

will find your way
home to God.

Are you weak? So am I.

Are you needy? So am I.
Are you guilty? So am I.
Are you frail? So am I.
Are you like dust? So am I.
And God says to us, his weak, needy, guilty, frail, dusty children, I
know you through and through, and I love you anyway. Come to me.
Rest in me. Make me your Rock. Gods mercy in Christ is more than
enough for all of us. Amen.
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