When You Feel Like God Has Forgotten You

The idea it was made from

“Title: “When You Feel Like God Has Forgotten You” David is a young man sitting alone in his room at night. He has applied for several jobs but received no response. He looks discouraged and says, “God, have You forgotten me?” The scene changes to morning. David opens his Bible. Narrator: “Sometimes God may seem silent, but His silence does not mean He has forgotten you.” Scripture: “I will never leave you nor forsake you.” — Hebrews 13:5 Narrator: “Your situation may change tomorrow, but God's…”

Scene by scene

Each scene’s picture was made from the prompt beside it.

1. Scene 01

   Image prompt: A close-up shot on a young man, David, sitting on the edge of his bed in a dimly lit room. He is looking down, a picture of dejection. Moonlight streams faintly through a window, casting long shadows. He slowly lifts his head, his eyes welling up, and whispers, "God, have you forgotten me?" The camera slowly pulls back and pans right, revealing the room is now brightly lit by morning sun. David is no longer there. A well-worn Bible lies open on a simple wooden desk, illuminated by a warm, golden glow. The ambient sound is quiet, then birdsong begins as the sun rises. The rustling of pages, as if just turned.