06/17/2026
"Beware that Thou Forget Not the Lord"; Deuteronomy 8:11-20; Mr. Daniel Navarro
The sermon centers on the profound danger of forgetting God amid prosperity, drawing from Deuteronomy 8 to warn that abundance, while a gift from God, can quietly lead to spiritual complacency. It identifies three interconnected perils: neglecting God’s commandments, which manifests not in overt rebellion but in gradual indifference; allowing prosperity to obscure memory of God’s faithful dealings in past trials; and succumbing to pride, which elevates self and distorts gratitude into self-reliance. The message underscores that forgetfulness begins subtly—through small compromises, dulled conscience, and unexamined blessings—eventually leading to idolatry, where anything that replaces God becomes an object of worship. Yet the sermon offers hope in Christ, the perfect Son who never forgot the Father, and calls believers to repentance, humility, and continual dependence on Him as the only foundation for lasting faithfulness in times of plenty.
I. Forget not his commandments A. Prosperity often dulls the conscience B. Forgetfulness begins by neglecting obedience II. Forget not his deali...
