God Hasn't Forgotten You | Jentezen Franklin
Satan wants you to think God has forgotten about you, and there’s no way what you’re going through could ever work out for good. You may not know what to do or how you’ll get the help you need, but God knows everything, and He knows exactly what He’s doing with you! He always knows what He’s doing.
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He knows where you are. He knows who you are. He's thinking about you.
There's nothing that you're challenged with today, whether it's a financial challenge or a family domestic situation or a health issue.
He knows who you are. He knows what you're going through.
He knows where you are and he knows how long you've been going through it.
He knew, he knew.
And then in John chapter six in verse 61,
when Jesus knew within himself,
his disciples murmured,
turn to somebody and say, uh-oh.
That means he knows when you're complaining.
He knows when you're.
You're murmuring.
And then in the same chapter, John 6, 64,
some of you believe not.
For Jesus knew from the beginning
who they were that believed not
and who would betray Him.
In John 13 and one, Jesus knew that His hour had come,
that He should depart out of the world.
And then in John 16 and 19,
Jesus knew that they were desiring to ask Him questions.
He knew, He always knows.
There's some things you never want to hear Jesus say.
You never want to hear Jesus say,
Matthew 25 and 12,
"'Verily I say unto you, I know you not.'"
Let's pause a minute.
He's actually gonna say that to people at the judgment.
I know you not.
In Luke 3 in verse 27, I know you not,
depart from me, workers of iniquity.
I never knew you.
In Luke 5 in 42, I know you that you have not
the love of God in you.
He knows if I have the love for God
and the love of God in my heart.
I can't fool him with being religious.
I can't fool him by playing church.
He knows if I have the love of God in my heart.
He knows when he sees us, if we have a love for him,
if we love to worship him, if we spend time with him,
if we talk with him, you say,
but pastor I've made mistakes.
That's all right, he can deal with that.
But he looks deep inside to see, do you still love me?
That's what he asked the apostle Peter in John 21 after he failed. He said do you love me?
Do you love me? Do you love me? And finally Simon Peter said, you know Lord, you know all things
In John 21, he said, you know, I love you and he said you do love me
And then he gave him his next instructions in John 10 in verse 14
He said I am the Good Shepherd and I know my sheep
