In this message, we reflect on Scripture’s repeated call to remember—not out of nostalgia, but as a spiritual practice that shapes who we are. Throughout the Bible, God calls His people to actively recall His faithfulness, goodness, and saving work, especially when life is hard or unresolved.

Walking through passages from Deuteronomy, Psalms, Lamentations, Isaiah, and the words of Jesus, we explore why remembering God matters: it keeps us humble and dependent on Him, renews our hope and strength, guards our hearts toward trust and obedience, fuels the faith of the next generation, and becomes an act of worship in itself.

This message reminds us that remembering God’s goodness doesn’t mean ignoring pain or pretending everything is fixed. Instead, it anchors us in who God has been so we can trust Him with what’s ahead. As we close the year, we are invited to pause, look back, and name the ways God has carried us, taught us, and loved us so that our hearts are formed by gratitude, faith, and worship.