Great is your faithfulness.
Some mornings you wake up and the first thing you feel is dread — another day of the same weight, the same worry, nothing resolved from yesterday. "Great is your faithfulness" doesn't deny that feeling. It's a line written by someone in the middle of genuine loss, not someone pretending things were fine.
What's striking is the timing built into it. Not "faithful once, long ago" — faithful this morning, and the next one, and the one after that. If God's steadfast love actually works the way this verse claims, it isn't a reservoir that runs dry after your worst year. It replenishes before you even ask.
You don't have to take that on faith blindly or pretend your doubts aren't real. But it's worth asking honestly: what would it mean if this were true — if you woke up tomorrow to something new, not because you earned it, but because that's just who God is?
If your mornings feel more like dread than hope lately, it might be worth exploring who this God actually is before deciding what you think of Him.
A short video on this is coming soon — for now, read on.