My god why have you forsaken me sermon?

Does god care about what’s happening right in front of us? Is He watching the evil and injustice happening in our world? Or is He detached, uninterested and unaware of what’s going on? How do you describe your relationship with God when you see the news about the latest terrorist attack or when you hear about people being treated unfairly? Do you feel forgotten? Do you sometimes feel like you’re the only one who cares about those hurting around you?

My god why have you forsaken me Psalms?

psalm 22 is an interesting one. It tells the story of an innocent man being falsely accused of a crime he didn’t commit. He was beaten, mocked, and treated with violence. One of the most memorable lines in the entire Bible is when he cries out, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” The psalm is all about God’s faithfulness to his people even when they don’t deserve it. He

My god why have you forsaken me in 9:

In what ways have you forsaken God? If you’ve never prayed for something that you wanted and God hasn’t given it to you, it’s possible that you’ve forsaken God. A strong indication that you’ve forsaken God is when you don’t want what God wants for you. God wants us to love Him and to love others, but if you don’t love anyone and you don’t love yourself,

My god why have you forsaken me in Matt. :

We all know the story of Jesus’s betrayal by one of his own. He was betrayed by one of his disciples, Judas Iscariot, who traded a few coins for a kiss. He was deceived by the prospect of riches and power. But as the story continues, Jesus knows that Judas is about to do something terrible. He knows it so much that he tells Judas to stop and return the money he’s received. But Judas goes through with it

My god why have you forsaken me verses?

In the wilderness God spoke to Israel through the prophet Isaiah. He told them that they had forsaken God and the ways of God that were still working. Even though they knew the right way and had been instructed how to do it, they had chosen to go their own way. They had rejected the God who made them and had turned to other means of finding fulfillment. God looked at them and in fiery condemnation, spoke these words: “My dear children, I am the Lord your God.