DON’T YOU FORGET IT | Psalm 103:2, Psalm 106:7 | Ryan Horton

In this stirring, convicting, and deeply practical message, guest speaker Ryan delivers an urgent charge to safeguard our faith against the slow erosion of spiritual forgetfulness. Preaching from Psalm 103:2 and contrasting it with Psalm 106:7, he explores the stark difference between David’s command to "never forget the good things He has done" and the Israelites who "soon forgot His many acts of kindness" right after witnessing the parting of the Red Sea.

Ryan exposes the heavy spiritual consequences of living without a conscious, active awareness of God's goodness. Sharing the cautionary story of a pastor of 25 years who eventually walked away from faith, he warns that disbelief rarely happens overnight. Instead, small seeds of forgetfulness serve as a fast track to disbelief—causing us to incrementally back away from what we once knew to be true.

Recounting the overwhelming benefits detailed throughout Scripture—from forgiveness, healing, and tender mercy to generational covenant promises—Ryan calls believers to intentionally cultivate a tender heart through purposeful remembrance. Remembering who God is and what He has done is not an exercise in vanity for God, but a divine safeguard for our own souls.

📖 Scripture Reference: Psalm 103:2–17; Psalm 106:7–21 

🎙️ Message by: Ryan 

🏠 Location: Gramercy Theatre, New York City

📅 Date: September 13, 2026

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