Joshua 1:5b (KJV)

“I will not fail thee…”

Too often we come across people or institution that fail is us in every way possible. We try to trust in people, but they just keep on failing us. When we put our trust in the government, they also fail us. We are surrounded by people who fail us and failing systems. But when someone comes along and tells us that they won’t fail us, it kinda crashes with what we’ve been accustomed to see. It’s hard to trust in people who have failed us. But what would happen if Someone was to come to us and say that He will fail us? We would have to see His resume or His track record to see if it’s true. Good thing He left us something to review.

The Bible is a good starting point to know where it all began. You see, God loves you very much. There’s something about you that He couldn’t live without, so He began His journey to bring us back to Himself. From Genesis to now, all God wants to do is prove Himself to you. He wants you to know that He WILL NOT fail you. He’s well aware of all that you’ve been through; all the let downs and the broken promises. He knows the pain you’ve been through when you’ve been failed.

God is the only person that we can trust and believe that when He says that He will not fail us, He will not! He’s giving you life, shelter, food, clothes, all the necessities you need to survive. He’s even done great miracles in your behalf, a healing, paying off a debt, protection, and most of all, He’s given you salvation. All these things He’s done for us is a good track record of Him keeping His promises. He will always fulfill His Word. The question is, will you believe Him?

Take this Word and make it yours: He will NOT fail you. It doesn’t matter in what season of life you find yourself in, He will NOT fail you. It doesn’t matter what the banks, doctors or your family say, He will NOT fail you. You may not even believe in yourself, but God does. His Word for you today and if you can try to remember for the rest of your life is: He will not fail you, ever!

Filed under: Devotionals, Reflections by Adilson Chacón