Wired to Forget God

By: Christian Dickinson

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Fear is often the symptom. Forgetting is the disease.

Most believers do not struggle because God has been unfaithful.

They struggle because they have forgotten how faithful He has been.

In Wired to Forget God, Christian A. Dickinson explores a surprising pattern that appears throughout Scripture and throughout our own lives. Israel forgot. Peter forgot. The disciples forgot. Again and again, people with overwhelming evidence of God's faithfulness found themselves overwhelmed by fear when a new crisis appeared.

Drawing from biblical stories, modern neuroscience, and his family's journey through his infant son's brain tumor diagnosis and treatment, Dickinson reveals what he calls spiritual amnesia—the tendency to lose sight of what we already know to be true about God when fear takes over.

Through practical wisdom, personal testimony, and biblical insight, readers will discover:

• Why fear often feels stronger than faith
• How the brain is wired to prioritize threats over blessings
• The hidden cost of forgetting God's faithfulness
• Why resilient faith is usually retrieved, not created, in a crisis
• Practical ways to build a life of intentional remembrance
• How God often prepares answers long before we know we need them

Whether you are facing a diagnosis, a financial challenge, a season of uncertainty, or simply feel overwhelmed by life's giants, this book offers a simple but transformative invitation:

Remember.

Because the evidence of God's faithfulness may already be all around you.

You may simply have stopped consulting it.