God Came Through—Did You Keep Your Promise?

God came through—did you keep your promise? In this episode of Words From The Word, Pastor Roderick Webster continues The Commitment of Faith and exposes a pattern many of us know too well: when we’re in a crisis—when our backs are against the wall—we run to God, we pray, and we make vows. Then God answers… and we sometimes fail to follow through.Using Judges 11:30–31 (KJV), we see Jephthah making a vow on the eve of battle, depending on God for victory. Pastor Webster then walks through other crisis-vow moments in Scripture—Jacob (Genesis 28:20–22), Hannah (1 Samuel 1:10–11), David (Psalm 66:13–14), and Jonah (Jonah 2:1–9)—showing how vows often rise from desperate need. But the key question remains: Have you fulfilled what you promised God when He delivered you?If you’ve ever said, “Lord, if You help me… I’ll serve You,” this devotion is a loving call to pause, repent, and return—because God is still worthy of your obedience, and it’s not too late to make it right.Series: The Commitment of FaithHost: Pastor Roderick WebsterScripture: Judges 11:30–31; Genesis 28:20–22; 1 Samuel 1:10–11; Psalm 66:13–14; Jonah 2:1–9 (KJV)00:00 — “Take My Life” consecration hymn00:44 — Commitment… and why we fall through01:17 — Jephthah’s vow was made in crisis02:17 — Judges 11:30–31 (KJV)03:19 — “Without fail” — the battle stakes03:47 — Vows made on the eve of battle04:20 — Jacob’s vow (Genesis 28:20–22)05:32 — Why Jacob needed God’s protection06:04 — Hannah’s vow (1 Samuel 1:10–11)07:21 — God answered—she gave Samuel back07:51 — David: “I will pay my vows” (Psalm 66)08:50 — Jonah in trouble (Jonah 2:1–9)10:16 — Crisis reveals our commitments11:18 — God came through—did you keep yours?11:40 — Prayer: forgiveness + renewal12:26 — Share the devotion / closing