Scripture Union Daily Guide 11 January 2026 | God’s Mercy In Rebellion

Scripture Union Daily Guide 11 January 2026 | God’s Mercy In Rebellion

Daily Guide Devotional For Today 11th January 2026 (Sunday)

Welcome to Scripture Union Daily Guide Devotional today. As you read, study and meditate, may the Lord Almighty reveal His essence to you in Jesus’ Name, Amen!

Scripture Union Daily Guide 11 January 2026 Today’s Devotional

TOPIC: GOD’S MERCY IN REBELLION
Opening Prayer
Dear Lord, I pray that you order my steps today through your word as I meditate on it.

Bible Text
Psalms 107:1-22

Meditation Question
►Q1: What does the passage teach about God the Father, or God the Son or God the Holy Spirit?
►Q2: Is there any example for me to follow or not to follow?
►Q7: What truth is God revealing to me in this passage?

Scripture Union Daily Guide 11 January 2026 Outline

Psalms 107:1-3 serve as introductory verses to Psalms 107. “The redeemed of the Lord” refers to those who through faith in God have experienced His deliverance and help out of life’s hazards and hardships. The passage primarily applies to the post-exiled Israelites who, after going through various adversities in the hands of their enemies, were brought back to their own land (Psalms 107:3). This can also apply to Christians who have gone through deliverance from sin and hell and are walking in liberty with God.

There are four distinct groups of people called upon by the Psalmist to give God thanks for helping them out of their difficulties and predicaments. They are those who wandered in the desert (Psalms 107:4), those who went through darkness and the shadow of death (Psalms 107:10) and those who were fools through their sinfulness and their iniquities (Psalms 107:17). Notice how they secured their deliverance in Psalms 107:6,13,19. How did God respond to them? See Psalms 107:20-21.
We can experience the same mercy if we follow the same line of action (2 Chronicles 7:14; Proverbs 28:13 & 1 John 1:8-10).

Prayer of Faith
Hebrews 10:23

Insight
* Any new insight or reinforcement of what you already know?

To God be the glory
1. To God be the glo­ry,
Great things He has done;
So loved He the world
That He gave us His Son,
Who yield­ed His life
An atone­ment for sin,
And op­ened the life gate
That all may go in.

Refrain
Praise the Lord, praise the Lord,
Let the earth hear His voice!
Praise the Lord, praise the Lord,
Let the people re­joice!
O come to the Fa­ther,
Through Je­sus the Son,
And give Him the glo­ry,
Great things He has done.

2. O per­fect re­demp­tion,
The pur­chase of blood,
To ev­ery be­liev­er
The pro­mise of God;
The vil­est of­fend­er
Who tru­ly be­lieves,
That mo­ment from Je­sus
A par­don re­ceives.

3. Great things He has taught us,
Great things He has done,
And great our re­joic­ing
Through Je­sus the Son;
But pur­er, and high­er,
And great­er will be
Our won­der, our trans­port,
When Je­sus we see.

Closing Prayer
Oh Lord, help me to always be thankful and appreciative of your deliverances from disasters and difficulties. Deliver me O Lord from rebellion and help me never to take your mercies and grace for granted but to live and walk according to your counsel.

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