The LORD hath been mindful of us: he will bless us; he will bless the house of Israel; he will bless the house of Aaron. (Psalm 115:12) 1/ That which is essential to be able to speak this verse. 2/ Helps to discerning the LORD **Has** been mindful of us. 3/ The language of faith - "he will bless us." **Sermon Summary:** The sermon centers on the profound truth that God has been mindful of His people, a reality rooted in His sovereign grace and eternal knowledge, as affirmed in Psalm 115:12. It emphasizes that this mindfulness is not merely a past event but a foundation for confident faith, as God's sovereign will, His personal knowledge of each individual, and His redemptive acts throughout Scripture all point to His faithful character. The preacher guides the congregation to reflect on biblical examples—Noah, Rachel, Joseph, Cornelius—where God's remembrance led to deliverance, and to recognize His hand in their own lives, even in times of unbelief or hardship. This reflection is not for self-congratulation but for faith-filled expectation: because God has been mindful of His people, He will bless them, fulfilling His promises with grace, glory, and peace. The call is to live in the language of faith, trusting that God's past faithfulness guarantees future blessing.