There’s a reason we take pictures, keep journals, and make memory boxes —we forget. Not just birthdays or where we parked the car at the state fair, but far more critical things. The worst kind of forgetting isn’t about lost keys; it’s about losing sight of God’s faithfulness. Psalm 111 was written to prevent such spiritual amnesia. It’s a song of gratitude designed to help God’s people remember who He is and what He’s done. The psalm offers a simple but transforming truth: when we remember God’s faithfulness, gratitude becomes our default posture. The opposite of gratitude is selfishness and pride. It causes us to demand what we do not deserve.
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