GOD OF MERCY || PST. MRS. ESTHER EJIKEME || 14TH JUNE 2026

GOD OF MERCY || PST. MRS. ESTHER EJIKEME || 14TH JUNE 2026 TEXT: EXEDUS 20:6-7, 2 CORINTHIANS 1:3 This video features a sermon titled "God of Mercy" delivered by Pst. Mrs. Esther Ejikeme on June 14, 2026, at the Holy Ghost Pentecostal Evangelical Ministry. The message focuses on the unfailing nature of God's mercy and how it preserves believers despite their flaws, mistakes, and challenging life foundations. Key Highlights of the Sermon: God as the Father of Mercies: Drawing from 2 Corinthians 1:3, the preacher defines God as the "Father of mercies" and the "God of all comfort" (19:31 - 19:57). Mercy vs. Human Judgment: A central theme is that while human judgment is often swift and harsh, God is "slow to anger" and "abundant in goodness and truth" (24:26 - 24:43). The message emphasizes that God does not treat us according to our iniquities (Psalm 103:10). The Foundation of Mercy: Pst. Mrs. Esther Ejikeme explains that when God looks at an individual, He looks past their imperfect human heritage—which is often stained by sin and idolatry—and looks instead at the Cross of Jesus Christ to grant mercy (1:02:16 - 1:03:22). Mercy for the Helpless: The sermon highlights God's willingness to restore those who are "bowed down" or forgotten by society. The preacher shares a powerful testimony about a man who was in a coma for two months and was miraculously revived through the intervention of God’s mercy (1:18:46 - 1:22:02). Core Takeaways: 1. Repentance is Key: While God is merciful, the message underscores that individuals must turn to Him, confess their truth, and ask for forgiveness to fully receive that mercy (28:41 - 29:50). 2. No Situation is Impossible: The preacher encourages the congregation that no condition—whether it be sickness, spiritual bondage, or personal failure—is beyond the reach of God's mercy (1:22:10 - 1:22:30). 3. Turning Point: The message concludes with a prophetic declaration that through God’s mercy, hopeless situations can turn around, darkness can turn to light, and the impossible can become possible (1:32:15 - 1:33:20).