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| True Comfort |
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| TODAY’S SCRIPTURE |
| “As a mother comforts her child, so will I comfort you...” |
| (Isaiah 66:13, NIV) |
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| TODAY’S WORD from Joel and Victoria |
Oftentimes
when people face challenges, their natural tendency is to seek comfort
in things that are familiar. It may be work, an activity or
relationships; and of course, we all know about “comfort food.” But,
those things only bring temporary comfort. True comfort is only found in
a relationship with Jesus.
According
to Webster’s dictionary, comfort means to give strength and hope; to
ease grief or trouble. No matter what difficulty you may be facing
today, God wants to bring you comfort. Like a mother cares for her
child, He longs to give you strength, hope and confidence. Turn to Him.
Receive His love. Let go of things that would hold you back. Let Him
heal your heart and give you strength for the future. Let Him empower
you to rise up and overcome every obstacle in Jesus’ name!
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| A PRAYER FOR TODAY |
| Father in heaven, I come to You today and invite You to fill my whole being. Give me Your comfort and strength and empower me by Your Holy Spirit to live in the victory You have planned for me in Jesus’ name. Amen. |
| — Joel & Victoria Osteen |
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