There is power released when the Holy Spirit moves, a power that’s not rooted in strength or talent, but in the mercy of God. Mercy is what holds us when judgment should have crushed us. 

As David once wrote, “If You, Lord, should mark iniquities, O Lord, who could stand? But there is forgiveness with You, that You may be feared” (Psalm 130:3-4). 

Mercy is not passive. It breaks chains, kicks down doors of despair, and floods our darkest places with light. 

Where there is no hope, mercy steps in. God can take what feels like a bag lunch of a life, small, ordinary, even broken and multiply it to feed many others. Take today what you have, however little it might seem, and offer it to God. 

I guarantee He will take the little that you and I give Him, and He will use it for His glory. Turn to Him today. Talk to Him about it now. 

It’s time to pray.