As we near the Feast of Trumpets, God's chosen people are obligated to reflect deeply on His purposeful, awe-inspiring works throughout creation history, as well as in our own personal lives. Psalm 111 teaches us that remembering God's previous works strengthens our faith and provides endurance throughout trials. As we observe the grandeur of the cosmos, including the creation of the earth in which Almighty God has provided an endless supply of water for its inhabitants, to the detailed shaping of individual human lives, God's intricate design is both majestic and personal. The biblical examples of the creation, the Red Sea deliverance, transforming Moses's doubt to divine trust, and subsequent leadership, we must learn to trust God's active presence, especially in crisis. Forgetting this trust leads to fear and division, but remembering reignites faith, unity, and a sense of responsibility. As we prepare for the upcoming Holy Days, we must remember that Almighty God is working not only in the world, but in our personal lives as well, training us to lead, act, and believe with conviction, realizing that His works are not just past events, but rather living testimonies, designed to guide us now and be remembered in perpetuity.