God remembers us because he created us. He knows we are weak and fallible creatures. His remembrance of us is a sign of his love and grace for us.

Do you go out each day know you have a ministry to accomplish for the cause of Christ? Whether working or in retirement, we are all still called to live lives of purpose for the Kingdom.

Is there comfort knowing that God remembers his enemies? Yes, because only God can judge in perfect righteousness. It is for him to avenge, not me.

What do we do with the continued suffering of believers in areas of conflict and disaster? We turn to the Lord and his Word for help.

As we continue to see how God remembers his people, we'll look at the differences in the requests of Hannah, Hezekiah, Nehemiah, Daniel, and a man on the cross.

Is Common-Sense Christian a misnomer? What role does common sense play in the lives of those who follow Christ? Maybe it's time to rely on supernatural sense, given by the Spirit instead.

Does God hear our cry for help? Does he remember us? Yes, and we have examples from history to prove it.

When does bitterness begin to take root? When the soil of our hearts are poisoned by bad attitudes and a lack of thankfulness.

God has a long memory. From the Bible we know that he remembers all that his people did--good and bad. How will he remember our deeds?

We all wear a seal that marks our allegiance as the final day draws near. Which one marks you?