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What God Remembers
November 16, 2025 / Crossroads Community ChurchWhat God Remembers
Psalm 103:6-18
The Heart of God: Psalm 103 Part 2
November 16, 2025
Our shapes every aspect of our lives. Likewise, a leads to a distorted view of the world and ourselves.
Sam Storms: “I think we run rather than because we know our all too well and his barely at all.”
Psalm 103:6-7 The “oppressed” –
There is no higher ground of gratitude to God than the fact that he has
Psalm 103:8 Four attributes of God here: 1) His ; 2) His ; 3) He is ; 4) He abounds
Psalm 103:9-10 The fact that God withholds to his enemies is evidence of his Romans 2:4
Psalm 103:11-12 My are gone forever. They can never come back to Isaiah 43:25
Psalm 103:13 God the Father knows our but he. Matthew 7:9-11
Psalm 103:14-16 Our hope is not in, but in the ! 1 Peter 1:24-25
Psalm 103:17-18 That one word – offers an eternal contrast between the and the ; our and God’s
The psalmist reminds us so wonderfully that we are richer than we think, we are more blessed than we know, and we have more than we realize. And we have found that mercy – or rather, that mercy has found us – in the cross of Jesus Christ.