Have you ever been so focused on what’s going wrong that you forgot what God has already brought you through? We remember the disappointment but forget the deliverance. We remember the struggle but overlook the strength He gave us to endure it.
Valarie points us to David, who spoke to his own soul and told it not to forget. In Scripture, remembering is more than recalling facts. The Hebrew word zakar carries a call to respond to what we remember, and as we do, our faith has room to grow stronger. Today’s prayer asks God to forgive us for letting today’s troubles overshadow yesterday’s blessings, thanks Him for answered prayers and opened doors, and reminds us that the God who carried us before is still with us now.
Scripture anchor: Psalm 103:2, “Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all His benefits.”
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