Biblical Answer

When we feel like God has abandoned us, it can be a difficult and painful experience. We may wonder if He is still with us, if He cares, or if He has forgotten us. This feeling of abandonment can be especially hard when we need Him most. However, it's essential to understand that God has not abandoned us. Instead, He has a particular interest in those who have been sinned against, neglected, or abandoned. He has a purpose in our lives, and we are His ambassadors. When we focus on seeking God with our whole heart, we will find Him. We must surrender and trust Him, even when it's hard. Abandonment means refusing ourselves the luxury of asking questions and surrendering everything to Him.

The feeling of abandonment can be caused by our own fears and doubts. We may think that God is not with us or that He has forgotten us. But this is not true. God is always with us, even when we can't feel Him. He understands our grief and enters into our pain. We may not understand why He allows us to suffer, but He is always working for our good. When we cry out to Him, He hears us and responds. We must remember that God is the One Who suffered for us, and He doesn't ask us to believe because He is on a divine ego trip, but because He loves us so much.

In times of suffering, we must seek God with all our hearts. We can ride on someone else's hope if we need to, but ultimately, we must seek Him for ourselves. Abraham, Moses, Joseph, and many others knew that God had something better planned for them. We must trust that God has a purpose in our lives and that He is working everything out for our good. When we surrender and trust God, we will find peace and comfort, even in the midst of suffering. We will no longer think about what God is going to do, but instead, we will abandon ourselves to Him, and He will lead us through the darkness into the light.