A short sermon-style monologue asserting and reassuring listeners of God’s unchanging promise—"never will I leave you and never will I forsake you." The speaker (Derek Cole) addresses severe suffering, abandonment, and attacks on faith and emphasizes that God’s commitment is absolute and eternal despite human hardship.
Because after you've been through all that hell has to throw at you, after you have survived the worst possible assault on your faith and your mind and your sanity, after people have left you, after circumstances have drained you of your human energy, there remains a promise in the word of God. This is not Peter's prediction. This is God's promise. He said, never will I leave you and never will I forsake you. The Greek word is ume. They might. But I won't. Never, no, never. When will I withdraw my love from you? Never. No, never. When will I change my mind about you? Never. No, never. When will I walk away and give up on the plans I make for your life? Never. No, never. When God says never, he means never. There's nothing you can do about it, Devil. I got a living home.
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