Waterstone Community Church Podcast

God's goodness comes from who he is—compassionate, gracious, and slow to anger—standing in contrast to the effects of sin. This encourages us to stay curious, ask deeper questions about his nature, and recognize the blessings that reflect his goodness. Trusting in his character brings comfort and hope in hard times, and a childlike wonder helps us see the beauty of God's goodness in our lives. References: “What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.” - A.W. Tozer, The Knowledge of the Holy "If you took the love of all the best mothers and fathers who have lived in the course of human history, all their goodness, kindness, patience, fidelity, wisdom, tenderness, strength, and love and united all those qualities in a single person, that person’s love would only be a faint shadow of the furious love and mercy in the heart of God the Father addressed to you and me at this moment.” - Brennan Manning, The Furious Longin