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Corinthians 1:4 says that God is the God of comfort, "who comforts us in
all our tribulations, that we may be able to comfort those who are in
any trouble, with the comfort with which we are comforted by God." So
first of all, we see here that God does not wish for you to be troubled.
Sure, trouble comes. But our God comforts you in trouble, so that way
trouble isn't um... troubling. Instead, you are rested, not nervous or
stressed, and trusting God. And you get some comfort, so that when
others are in trouble, it’s that comfort that you got from God that you
can share. So we’re all like, "Hey. Relax bro. Keep the faith―keep
praying and believing." Giving what God has given is how we love others
best. We as Christians receive that comfort, and we become the
rock-solid, anchored people in times of trouble. And remember, if God is
comforting you in your trouble, then you can be sure He didn't bring it
to you. It's tempting to say, "Oh, God brought me this trouble." But
God wouldn't be working against himself. He's the God of comfort. So the
next time trouble comes, don’t sweat it―just get ready for some
comfort.
Pastor Jason Anderson
Living Word Bible Church
Scottsdale | Mesa | Ahwatukee
Living Word Bible Church
Scottsdale | Mesa | Ahwatukee
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