Scripture:
“Oh give thanks to the Lord, for He is good, for His steadfast love endures forever! Let the redeemed of the Lord say so, whom He has redeemed from trouble and gathered in…” — Psalm 107:1–3
There’s a rhythm to redemption.
Rescue.
Gratitude.
Testimony.
And then — when we forget — rescue again.
In Book of Psalms, Psalm 107 repeats a pattern:
People wander.
They cry out.
God delivers.
They give thanks.
Again and again.
God’s goodness isn’t seasonal.
His mercy isn’t occasional.
His love doesn’t expire.
It endures.
If you look back over your life, you’ll see it — moments you didn’t think you’d survive… prayers you whispered through tears… doors that opened when everything felt shut.
He came through.
Again.
And Psalm 107 says something powerful:
“Let the redeemed of the Lord say so.”
Gratitude isn’t meant to stay quiet.
Deliverance deserves a voice.
“Again and Again” isn’t just about what God did once.
It’s about who He consistently is.
Faithful.
Good.
Steadfast.
So today, don’t just remember His goodness — declare it.
Because the same God who rescued you before
is still rescuing.
Still restoring.
Still redeeming.
Again and again.
Prayer:
Lord, thank You for Your goodness that never runs out. Thank You for the times You’ve delivered me — and for the times You’re still working. Give me a grateful heart and a bold voice to declare Your faithfulness. In Jesus’ name, amen.