
There is a quiet comfort in the words of Psalm 37:25: “I have never seen the righteous forsaken, nor his seed begging bread.” This verse resonates deeply with me, not just as a declaration of faith but as a gentle reminder of God’s enduring provision and care.
In moments of struggle, when doubt threatens to creep in, I think of this verse. It holds a promise that transcends the turbulence of daily life and the unpredictability of circumstances. It speaks to the heart of God’s faithfulness—a faithfulness that does not waver with time or situation. For those striving to walk in righteousness, it offers reassurance that neither they nor their loved ones will be abandoned to despair.
To me, this verse isn’t about living a life free of hardship; it’s about trusting that in every valley, God walks alongside us, ensuring that our needs are met, sometimes in ways we least expect. It reminds me of times when I’ve faced uncertainties and how provision always seemed to arrive just when I needed it. Whether through the kindness of others, an unexpected opportunity, or a quiet peace that stilled my heart—God’s care has always been evident.
What I also love about this verse is its emphasis on legacy. It isn’t just about individual blessings but extends to the generations that follow. It’s a powerful encouragement to live a life rooted in faith, knowing that our choices ripple outward to impact our families and communities.
Today, I am holding on to this truth and letting it guide my perspective. It’s easy to focus on what’s lacking, but this verse calls me to look at what’s abundant: grace, provision, and the steadfast love of a faithful God. If you’re reading this and feeling the weight of uncertainty, I hope these words remind you that you are not alone, and that provision, in its perfect time and form, will come.
What does this verse mean to you? How have you seen God’s faithfulness in your own life? Let’s share and encourage one another.
Minister A Francine Green
November 2025