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Devotional - 25th Jan 2022

 'The Lord will give strength unto his people; the Lord will bless his people with peace'
(Psalm 29:11).

The joy of the Lord is our strength. He will strengthen and help us in difficult times and bless us with His peace, as we learn to trust and depend upon Him.
When we are surrounded by uncertainties, faith in God will help us to stand; and we will not be in constant worry, especially over things we have no control over. We should not worry or fret but wholly lean on Jesus Christ, who is the Solid Rock.
God has given us the gift of faith, and in difficult times our faith will allow us to find peace in the presence of the God.
The Lord is eternal and All-Powerful; his strength brings protection, and help, power and mercy. His strength is perfect and in Him we can be perfect.
Today the Lord is calling us to come to him as we are. He is gently whispering through the storm of our hearts "Peace be still." If we know the Lord, we will know there is nothing too hard for him, and no problem too big for him to solve, therefore, we ought to trust Him.
Listen to the voice of God  speaking to your heart, and hearken unto it. The Lord's ear is not dull that he will not hear us or his arm short that he will not help us. He understands every circumstances we face and is present in all of our situations. He cares about the smallest details of our life, because He loves us and wants what is best for us.
Let us trust in the Lord and rejoice to know God will continue to strengthen us, and bless us with His perfect peace that surpasses all understanding.
Let us trust in His power by faith, believing He will strengthen us and grant us peace. No matter how fierce the storms of life get, we ought to trust God, because He rules the storms and the seas and command them to be still. Therefore, no matter what life throws at you, you can be confident in God's Word and his ability to save you from anything. You can proclaim with Joy that He is your strength and He is your peace.

Have a wonderful day

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