The book of Joshua pauses to file its audit, and the finding still steadies believers three thousand years later: not one of all the LORD's good promises to Israel failed; every one was fulfilled.

Read that sentence twice. Then carry it into a day of trick questions, tenant parables, and a psalm that sings of love standing firm forever. The ledger is clean. It stays clean.

Joshua's audit was taken at a strange moment, enemies still present in pockets, tribes already misunderstanding each other over an altar, and still the verdict stood: not one promise failed. God's faithfulness does not wait for tidy circumstances to be true; it holds inside the mess, which is where you will need it most.

The cornerstone saying extends the audit forward: even the rejection of the Son became the keeping of the oldest promise. So bank on the pattern. The covenant love Psalm 89 sings is the love holding your unfinished story, and the God whose image you bear is owed, per Jesus' own instruction, nothing less than you. Render accordingly.