On Repeat: Psalm 103 – Remember What He Has Done

Psalm 103 is a powerful Psalm of praise and thanksgiving where David speaks to his own soul and reminds himself not to forget all that God has done. In the first five verses, David calls us to remember the benefits of knowing the Lord: He forgives, He heals, He redeems, He crowns us with steadfast love and mercy, and He satisfies and renews us.

This message reminds us that when life becomes busy, difficult, or spiritually dry, we can easily forget God's faithfulness. David calls us to stop, remember, and praise the Lord for who He is and what He has done.

We explore the incredible reality of God's forgiveness through Jesus, His power to heal, and His ability to rescue us from the pits we could never escape on our own. We also discover the beauty of being crowned with God's steadfast love and mercy—a love that is loyal, unfailing, compassionate, and not defined by our past experiences with love.

Finally, David challenges us to ask an honest question: Is there anything outside of the Lord that we are looking to for the satisfaction only God can give? True satisfaction, renewal, and strength are found in Him.

Main Teaching Points:

• God forgives all our sin, guilt, and shame.
• God heals and is our source of wholeness and hope.
• God redeems us from pits we could never escape on our own.
• God crowns us with steadfast love and mercy.
• God satisfies and renews those who trust in Him.

Psalm 103 invites us to remember God's faithfulness, kneel in worship, and never forget the incredible benefits of belonging to Him.