From Promises to Fulfilled Covenants
When You Feel Forgotten, Remember This
Have you ever felt like God forgot about you?
You pray, you wait, but nothing seems to change.
You wonder, Does He still see me? Is His Word still true for me today?
In moments like these, the ancient promises of the Bible feel like distant stories. But what if I told you they’re not just history, they’re your story too?
As a Christian blogger who has walked through many seasons of doubt and waiting, I’ve learned something vital: God’s promises are not just for yesterday. They’re alive today, fulfilled in Jesus, and still at work in you.
Let’s explore what that means and why it changes everything.
The Thread of Promise in the Bible
Throughout the Old Testament, God made powerful promises and covenants to His people.
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To Abraham, He promised descendants as numerous as the stars (Genesis 15).
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To Moses, He gave commandments that would shape a nation (Exodus 20).
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To David, He vowed a royal line that would never end (2 Samuel 7).
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Through Jeremiah, He spoke of a New Covenant written on the hearts of His people (Jeremiah 31:31-34).
Each covenant pointed ahead not to just rules or religion, but to a Redeemer.
That Redeemer is Jesus Christ, the fulfillment of every promise.
“For no matter how many promises God has made, they are ‘Yes’ in Christ.”
— 2 Corinthians 1:20
Why This Matters to You Today
You may be wondering, What does Abraham or David have to do with my struggles today?
Here’s the answer: God’s faithfulness to them guarantees His faithfulness to you.
Romans 15:4 tells us that these stories were written to teach us and give us hope.
We don’t have to wonder if God will come through. He already has again and again.
The same God who kept His word for thousands of years won’t forget you now.
God’s Love Is Not Like the World’s
Deuteronomy 7:9 reminds us of something profound:
“Know therefore that the Lord your God is God; he is the faithful God, keeping his covenant of love to a thousand generations…”
Think about that. In a world where love depends on performance or popularity, God’s love is different.
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It’s not conditional.
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It’s not earned.
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It’s not canceled when you mess up.
Instead, His love flows from His unchanging character.
It’s steady, loyal, and rooted in His promises not your perfection.
Real-Life Example: When God Came Through for Me
A few years ago, I faced a financial crisis that left me broken and confused.
I had prayed. I had tithed. I had believed. But nothing seemed to work.
Then one night, I read Deuteronomy 7:9 and cried.
I reminded God (and myself) that His love was covenant love not contract love.
Within two weeks, an unexpected door opened. It wasn’t luck. It was faithfulness the same kind He showed to Abraham, Moses, David, and now… me.
What Can You Do When You Feel Forgotten?
You can:
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Remember His promises. Start in Scripture.
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Rehearse His faithfulness. Tell yourself what He’s already done.
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Rest in His love. You don’t need to earn it. Just receive it.
God didn’t bring you this far to leave you now.
💡 Quick Quiz: How Well Do You Know God’s Promises?
Which of these is part of God’s covenant to Abraham?
A. A palace in Egypt
B. A royal throne in heaven
C. Descendants like the stars
D. A golden calf
Answer: C – Descendants like the stars (Genesis 15:5)
📊 Poll: Which Covenant Speaks Most to You Right Now?
Click your answer below or share in the comments!
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💬 Abraham’s Promise of Legacy
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📜 Moses and the Law
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👑 David’s Eternal Throne
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💖 Jeremiah’s New Covenant of the Heart
Final Encouragement
Whether you’re on the mountaintop or in a valley, one thing is true: God’s love remains.
He hasn’t forgotten. He hasn’t failed. And He won’t start now.
So today, let the promises of God remind you of His faithfulness.
From Abraham to Jesus and now to you His covenant love endures through every generation.
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