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The Greatest Possible Comfort–the Lord Is There

Friend, if you are in pain, let’s remember today the greatest possible comfort: the Lord is there. He is there in the ruins, in the pain, in the garbage, in the suffering, in the darkness and hopelessness. He not only knows; He also feels our pain. Here is a sneak peek of my guest post …

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12 Types of Spiritual Comfort

Do you know that there are 12 major types of spiritual comfort we can receive according to God’s word? I was just checking the latest news on my phone when an ad for a holiday in Egypt including a cruise on the Nile caught my attention and made me freeze. I gulped for air and …

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Four Ways of Becoming Mature

Friend, have you prayed for spiritual maturity? Have you been looking for ways of becoming a mature Christian? Then don’t be surprised when trials, hardship, and suffering enter regularly your life. I am honored to share four Biblical ways of becoming a mature Christian at KellyRBaker.com today. I could not sleep again this night. My …

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Time to Hope Again

We live in challenging times, struggling every day with discouragement and disillusionment. And exactly in such times, God’s Word encourages us it is time to hope again and be glad because of what He is about to do. “But be glad and rejoice forever in what I will create, for I will create Jerusalem to …

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Three Powerful Lessons of Unmet Expectations

What are the most powerful lessons of unmet expectations? Everybody knows how an unmet expectation feels: an explosive mixture of disappointment, discontent, pain, anger, insecurity, and doubt. Unmet expectations make us doubt God’s love and His good intentions. Questions like “Does God even care about my desires?”, “Does He really want to bless me?” spread …

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How to Find the Courage and Strength Your Hearts Craves

Friend, do you struggle to find the courage and strength your heart craves? I have a helpful resource for you. How to Find the Courage and Strength Your Heart Craves Strength and courage. Our hearts crave both amidst the busyness and brokenness of life, so we can move forward and live the life we are …

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Joy Comes in the Morning

It seems we are in a season when weeping lasts. But hear the good news: joy comes in the morning! “For his anger lasts only a moment, but his favor lasts a lifetime! Weeping may last through the night, but joy comes with the morning.” (Psalm 30:5 NLT) Friend, are you longing for a turnaround? …

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Meet the Publisher of Equality: Created Equal in His Image Devotional

Today I’m happy to introduce you to my friend, the founder of Devotable and the publisher of Equality: Created Equal in His Image Devotional and Journal – Landen Melton. He is the creator and founder of Devotable and the publisher of three compilation books. Meet the Publisher of Equality: Created Equal in His Image Devotional …

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The Secret of Being Sorrowful, Yet Always Rejoicing

Do you wonder how it is possible to be sorrowful, yet always rejoicing as the Bible exhorts us? I avoided looking at photos in these first months after my husband died. I simply could not stand the piercing pain stabbing my heart when my eyes fell on his face, smiling from a photo. Maybe you …

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Healing Disillusionment in Faith

I have never thought this could happen to me, but it is fact–I am struggling with disillusionment in faith. I have lost my expectations for God to move, having passed through circumstances where God didn’t move the mountains, nor removed the burden. Passing through the valley of the shadow of death and life-altering loss, I …

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