Day 31: The Final Mercy and the End of Mercy
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The Mercy Bowl is full… but God says His mercy will not last forever. In this final episode of the series, Shari explains that at the end of this age, there will be a great sorting process. Using the parable of the wheat and the weeds (Matthew 13), she illustrates that God allows both to grow together for a time, but a harvest is coming where they will be separated.
The Bible warns that a day is coming when the offer of mercy will expire. Everyone will eventually bow to Jesus as Lord, but the heart behind that bow will differ. Some will bow with regret, hatred, and the crushing realization that they chose the wrong allegiance. Others will bow with humility, thankfulness, and joy. No one knows the exact day and time this will happen, but it is on its way.
Shari invites you today to ensure you are among those who bow with joy. God is waiting—perhaps He is waiting for you—to accept this final mercy before the door closes. Today, the Holy Spirit says, “Come.” There is still room at the table.
Scripture references:
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Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43: The Parable of the Weeds.
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Matthew 7:15-23: Warning against false prophets and those who do not do the will of the Father.
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Revelation 22:10-12: The finality of judgment; let the righteous continue to be righteous.
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Romans 8:33-36: Who shall bring any charge against God’s elect?
A Prayer for Salvation: If you feel the tug on your heart today, do not wait. Shari leads a prayer at the end of this video for anyone ready to accept God’s mercy:
“Jesus, I have come to realize that I need your mercy. I’m not clean, I’m not holy. I know I’ve sinned, and I don’t deserve your forgiveness, but I humbly ask for it. I believe that your mercy is there for me, and I’m accepting it now. Forgive me, please. I believe you can, I believe you will, because you said so. I want to join the family of God. Thank you for offering your mercy to me.”
If you prayed this prayer, we would love to hear from you. Email us at seekingwithshari@gmail.com.