God Never Forgets You
- Henley Samuel

- Dec 3, 2025
- 4 min read
December 03, 2025

Today, let's embrace a profound truth that will transform how you see God's faithfulness in your life. Sometimes we wonder if God has forgotten us, especially during challenging seasons. But Scripture reveals something beautiful: it's impossible for God to forget you or abandon His promises. Prepare your heart to discover the unshakeable nature of God's commitment to you.
The Faithful One Remembers
God is not unjust or unfair. How could He possibly forget the beautiful work you've done for Him? He remembers every act of love you've demonstrated as you've served His people. Every prayer, every sacrifice, every moment of faithfulness is treasured in His heart.
"For God is not unjust so as to forget your work and the love which you have shown for his name in ministering to the needs of the Saints." - Hebrews 6:10
You might be struggling in ministry or feeling like your efforts go unnoticed. Perhaps you're thinking the work is too hard or wondering if it matters. But remember, when you serve the Almighty God, it should bring you joy because He is always with you, no matter the situation.
Persevere Until the End
God longs to see you passionately advance until the end, finding your hope completely fulfilled. Don't start something and leave it in the middle. If you know God has called you to a purpose, continue faithfully until the end, and you will see your hope realized.
"Don't allow your hearts to grow dull or lose your enthusiasm, but follow the examples of those who fully received what God has promised because of their strong faith and patient endurance."
Don't become discouraged or lose your enthusiasm. Instead, look at Abraham's example. If God could work in Abraham's life and make him the father of faith, surely He can work powerfully in your life as well.
God's Unbreakable Promise
When God made His promise to Abraham, He swore an oath by Himself since there was no one greater. He declared with absolute certainty: "I will surely bless you and multiply you." This wasn't just a casual statement; it was a divine guarantee backed by God's very existence.
"For when God made the promise to Abraham, he swore an oath by himself since he had no one Greater by whom to swear, saying, 'I will surely bless you and I will surely multiply you.'" - Hebrews 6:13-14
God made this promise saying, "As sure as I live, I will do it." Every promise in the Bible carries this same weight. The One who gave you these promises is greater than any circumstance you face.
Have No Doubt
God speaks directly to your heart today: "Have no doubt. I promise to bless you over and over." You need to speak to yourself every morning, declaring, "Soul, have no doubt! The God who made this promise swore an oath on His own integrity to keep it."
Abraham waited patiently in faith and succeeded in seeing the promise fulfilled. Once he became convinced, there was no going back. His mindset changed completely. You cannot keep wavering between doubt and faith. When you settle the question of whether God will do it for you, you will succeed in seeing His promises fulfilled.
Two Unchangeable Things
God wanted to end all doubt and confirm His promises even more forcefully. He gave us two unchangeable things: His promise and His oath. It is impossible for God to lie.
"So that by two unchangeable things, his promise and his oath, in which it is impossible for God to lie, we who have fled to him for Refuge would have strong encouragement and indwelling strength to hold tightly to the Hope set before us." - Hebrews 6:18
His promises will never change. "By His stripes you are healed" will never change. "You shall be the head and not the tail" will never change. "Whatever you touch will prosper" will never change. These are unshakeable truths.
Your Better Covenant
Through Jesus Christ, you have a better covenant than Abraham had. When Jesus died on the cross, everything was finished and made available to you. All of God's promises are "yes" and "amen" through Jesus Christ. You have access to something even greater than what Abraham experienced.
Every morning when you hear God's Word, He is forcefully confirming His promises to you. Don't reject this daily invitation. God is chasing after you with His love, wanting to convince you of His faithfulness.
Conclusion
Run into God's heart and hide yourself in His faithfulness. Find your strength and comfort in knowing that the One who promised is faithful. He empowers you to seize what has already been established through His unshakeable oath. God's promises are not dependent on your performance but on His unchanging character. Rest in this truth today.
Reflect on This
In what areas of your life do you need to stop doubting and fully embrace God's promises?
How can you daily remind yourself of God's faithfulness when circumstances seem to contradict His promises?
Prayer
Heavenly Father, I thank You that You never forget me or abandon Your promises. I declare that You are faithful and it is impossible for You to lie. I choose to have no doubt in Your word and Your covenant with me. I run into Your heart and hide myself in Your faithfulness. I receive Your strength and comfort, knowing that what You have promised, You will surely fulfill. Through Jesus Christ, I have access to every blessing and promise. I trust in Your unchanging character and rest in Your unshakeable love. In Jesus' name, Amen.
Key Takeaways
God never forgets your faithful service and the love you've shown in His name.
Don't allow your heart to grow dull; persevere until the end to see your hope fulfilled.
God's promises are backed by His oath and His very existence, making them unbreakeable.
Through Jesus, you have a better covenant with access to all of God's promises.
It is impossible for God to lie; His word and character are unchanging and trustworthy.
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