The God Who Satisfies Your Mouth With Good Things Series

THE GOD WHO SATISFIES YOUR MOUTH WITH GOOD THINGS

By Rev. Samuel Arimoro

Main Text: Psalm 103:5

Key Verse:

“Who satisfieth thy mouth with good things; so that thy youth is renewed like the eagle’s.” (Psalm 103:5, KJV)

Supporting Texts: Psalm 34:10; Matthew 7:11; Philippians 4:19; Joel 2:25-26; John 10:10

INTRODUCTION

God is not only a provider; He is a satisfier. Many people receive blessings yet remain unsatisfied because satisfaction comes not from possession alone, but from God’s touch upon what He gives. The Scripture reveals a God who fills lives with goodness until lack, emptiness, and weariness are replaced with renewal and joy.

To “satisfy your mouth with good things” speaks of total provision—physical, spiritual, emotional, and material. It implies sufficiency, fulfilment, and abundance beyond survival. God desires His children to enjoy His goodness and testify of His faithfulness.

This message reveals that satisfaction is a covenant benefit. When God satisfies you, He removes reproach, restores strength, and renews destiny.

1. GOD IS THE SOURCE OF TRUE SATISFACTION

Only God can truly satisfy the human soul beyond temporary pleasures.

a) Earthly possessions cannot satisfy (Ecclesiastes 5:10)

Material things alone never bring lasting fulfilment without God.

b) God alone fills the hungry soul (Psalm 107:9)

True satisfaction comes when God meets both spiritual and physical needs.

c) Satisfaction flows from relationship with God (Psalm 34:10)

Those who seek the Lord lack no good thing.

d) God’s goodness removes emptiness (John 10:10)

Jesus came to give abundant life, not mere existence.

Biblical Example: The prodigal son was only truly satisfied when he returned to his father, not when he pursued worldly pleasures (Luke 15:14-17).

2. GOD SATISFIES WITH GOOD AND NOT EVIL

God’s blessings are wholesome, purposeful, and beneficial to destiny.

a) God gives good gifts to His children (Matthew 7:11)

Our Heavenly Father delights in blessing His people with goodness.

b) God’s blessings add no sorrow (Proverbs 10:22)

What God gives brings peace, not regret.

c) Divine provision aligns with God’s will (James 1:17)

Every good and perfect gift comes from above.

d) God satisfies according to His riches (Philippians 4:19)

His supply is not limited by human economy.

Biblical Example: Isaac enjoyed divine abundance in famine because God blessed him with good success (Genesis 26:12-14).

3. SATISFACTION BRINGS RENEWAL AND STRENGTH

When God satisfies, He also renews strength and restores vitality.

a) Satisfaction produces renewal (Psalm 103:5)

God’s goodness renews strength like the eagle’s.

b) Divine satisfaction removes weariness (Isaiah 40:31)

Those who wait on the Lord are strengthened.

c) Joy strengthens the believer (Nehemiah 8:10)

A satisfied life overflows with divine joy.

d) God restores lost years (Joel 2:25-26)

Divine satisfaction replaces years of loss with abundance.

Biblical Example: Elijah was strengthened by divine provision and journeyed forty days without exhaustion (1 Kings 19:5-8).

4. SATISFACTION IS A COVENANT BENEFIT OF THE RIGHTEOUS

God’s satisfaction is part of the inheritance of His people.

a) The righteous shall not lack (Psalm 37:25)

God sustains those who walk uprightly.

b) Obedience unlocks abundance (Deuteronomy 28:1-2)

Listening to God attracts covenant blessings.

c) God satisfies those who fear Him (Psalm 145:19)

Reverence for God invites fulfilment.

d) Thanksgiving preserves satisfaction (1 Thessalonians 5:18)

Gratitude keeps the flow of divine goodness.

Biblical Example: David experienced divine satisfaction throughout his life because he walked in covenant with God (Psalm 23:1-5).

CONCLUSION

The God we serve is not a God of lack but a God of satisfaction. He fills lives with good things, restores joy, renews strength, and brings fulfilment beyond human understanding.

As you trust Him, obey His Word, and remain grateful, may the Lord satisfy your mouth with good things and renew your life with His abundant goodness.

PRAYER POINTS

1. Father, satisfy my life with Your goodness.

2. Every form of emptiness in my life, be filled now.

3. Lord, renew my strength and joy daily.

4. I receive divine provision beyond my expectations.

5. Let lack and insufficiency be far from me.

6. Restore every good thing I have lost.

7. Fill my mouth with praise and testimony.

8. Let my life overflow with divine satisfaction.

9. I reject the spirit of dissatisfaction and complaint.

10. Thank You Lord, for satisfying me with good things.