Week 7: Chapter 6 — The Remedy for Feeling Forgotten

1.Lysa describes the particular pain of feeling forgotten — not dramatically rejected, but simply not thought of, not included, not remembered. Have you ever experienced that specific flavor of rejection? What made it so painful?

2.God uses the image of a nursing mother to describe His inability to forget His children. Why is that specific image — a mother who cannot forget the child she is feeding — such a powerful counter to the feeling of being overlooked?

3.Then God says, "Even if she could forget, I will not forget you — I have engraved you on the palms of my hands." Many readers hear this through the lens of Christ's nail-scarred hands. How does that connection land for you emotionally, not just theologically?