Can I Come Back After I Broke My Promise to God?

Can I come back after I broke my promise to God? In this final devotion of The Commitment of Faith, Pastor Roderick Webster closes the series by calling believers to remember what they promised God—especially the commitments made in seasons of need—and to return with a sincere heart.From Judges 11, we see Jephthah’s vow was not casual—it was serious and binding, and it involved another life. His daughter’s response (Judges 11:36) reflects a powerful submission to God’s will—echoing the spirit we also see in Luke 1:38 and 1 Samuel 3:18. Pastor Webster also reminds us of Jesus’ warning in Luke 9:62: once you put your hand to the plow, don’t keep looking back.This devotion is for anyone who:asked God for help and promised to serve Him,started strong but drifted,feels shame about falling back,needs courage to forgive, return, and start again.If you’ve turned away, the invitation is simple: come back. Forgive that person. Forgive yourself. Ask God for forgiveness—and walk forward again.🙏 Like, subscribe, and share—your share could be the reason someone returns to God today.Hashtags: #WordsFromTheWord #DailyDevotion #ComeBackToGod #CommitmentOfFaith #KJV0:00 Final devotion intro + consecration hymn1:18 Jephthah’s vow involved another life1:52 Judges 11:36 — her submission2:26 Luke 1:38 + 1 Samuel 3:18 examples3:35 What happened to the vow outcome?4:09 Luke 9:62 — don’t look back5:10 Pastor’s testimony: call to St. Maarten6:04 Check your gifts, talents, commitments7:03 Remember what God brought you through8:00 What changed your mind?8:54 Can God count on us?9:28 Come back—forgive and return9:51 Prayer + invitation to recommit11:01 Closing thanks + what’s next