Now here's the fact. Our memory is one of God's most awesome gifts that he has given us as human being in his creation.

We were created with an astonishing capacity to store millions of bits of information.

This information data is in perfect order and it's always there to be recalled as needed.

In truth, the more they learn about the human brain, the more they're discovered or realize that God made us to be able to store literally in our memory capacity, stuff that would

fill several million copies of a book, the kind of capacity that makes computer storage

to be insignificant. And yet, the best among us, we are told, use the tiniest, tiniest percentage of our brain capacity

and memory. Now, if you are not suffering through illness, and I take that very seriously,

I lived with people, I live with people, I know that illnesses can affect the memory capacity.

I know that.

I want to say this is very, very serious.

In fact, sometimes also undue stress can affect our memory.

But other than that, and I'm talking generally now, I'm speaking generally, we remember that

which is important to us, all of us.

Sadly, a lot of people forget the most important thing of all, namely God and his past intervention

in their life. They forget that. The most important thing. And that's

precisely why one of the most used word in the scripture, both old and New Testament, is the word

remember, remember, remember, remember. It's the most usual. I don't know if anybody counted them,

but I'm sure there are thousands of times in the scripture. Remember, remember, remember.

See, how many times do we hear God's own broken heart over those who have easily forgotten his past blessings,

those who easily forgotten his past mercies, those who have easily forgotten his past

supernatural interventions in their life, who easily forget God's past favor, or easily forget God's past favor, or easily forget God past blessings,

or easily forget God's past gracious acts that He given us, how easily forget God's answers to prayer.

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