View this on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdG0WKUT4Qg The sermon centers on the promise of God's unwavering presence—'I will never leave you nor forsake you'—as the ultimate foundation for Christian contentment, peace, and hope amid life's trials, suffering, and uncertainty. Rooted in Hebrews 13:5–6, it emphasizes that true security is not found in material provision or human achievement, but in the personal, sovereign, and eternal presence of God, who speaks definitively through Scripture. The preacher confronts modern skepticism and spiritual distractions—whether from intellectual doubt or charismatic excess—by affirming the Bible as God's living, authoritative Word, capable of transforming lives like an unexploded bomb of divine power. Through historical examples like Spurgeon and Wesley, and reflections on suffering, death, and divine silence, the message affirms that even in tragedy, failure, or the weight of sin, God's promise remains unshaken, making His presence the final and most profound piece of life's puzzle. This assurance, personal and intimate in the original language, offers profound comfort: no matter the circumstances, the believer is never alone, for God is with them, to the very end.