He is always with us.

Isaiah 63:16 “For you are our Father, though Abraham does not know us, and Israel does not acknowledge us; you, O Lord, are our Father, our Redeemer from of old is your name.”
When the world abandons us, we find He is always there for us. The God we trust and ask from will treat us as his child renewing our strength, restoring our brokenness and rebuilding us as brand new with His precious love. In this verse we find that prophet Isaiah did not have human hope but spiritual hope, he was truly and fully filled with hope. The idea in the first section of this verse is, that though even such a man (Abraham) – one so holy, and so much venerated and loved – should refuse to own his own people and though our father and mother and kindred refuse to acknowledge us, yet that God would not forget his paternal relation to them. We should believe that God is our unchanging friend; and this is of more value to have such a friend than to have the most honored earthly ancestry and the affections of the nearest earthly relatives. Our heart, should overflow with, and we must meditates upon the eternal honors of His name, and is disposed to ascribe to Him everlasting praise. So as we start our day today let’s not be worried about what people say or think do what we are destined for, don’t worry who is with you or against you and focus on His plan for our lives. Serving Him with full strength and honoring Him in all what we do.
Prayer: Dear Lord Heavenly Father mighty wonderful God, Lord, what a gracious God You are; for Your mercies are new every morning and Your promises last from one generation to another. Thank You that You are a God Who forgave all my sins of – all who call upon Your sin Jesus’s Holy name have received their salvation, and to Him be all praise and glory, for ever and ever, amen.
Have a blessed day! And Happy Father’s Day.