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HE KNOWS YOUR PAIN.
One of the most beautiful passages of Scripture. Jesus is not weeping because Lazarus has died for He knows He will raise Lazarus from the dead in just a few moments. He is weeping because He deeply loves Mary and Martha. He is in deep anguish over their pain.
He loves you just the same. Your pain is no different. Even as Jesus knows there will be a day when He will make all things new and there will be a day when we remember sorrow no more. Right now He knows you are hurting and He is hurting right alongside you. Run to Him in your pain and let Him work healing in you today.
“For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses…” Hebrews 4:15
PRAYER
Thank you Father that you are a God who weeps alongside me, You feel my pain deep in your spirit. Thank you Father for your deep care for my heartache. Thank you for being a God who loves His children. Help me to run to you, just like Mary did, in my moments of despair and confusion and doubt. Help me to love you, even when it hurts. Help me to trust you, even when I don’t understand.
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About this Plan
For the woman experiencing the anguish of grief after pregnancy or infant loss, the journey of faith can be challenging. Where is God in your pain? Where was He when your baby died? How can you keep moving forward amidst such grief? This plan pairs hope-filled Scripture with daily devotionals written specifically for the grieving mother – so that God’s Word may fill you with hope amidst your hurting.
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