DAY 10 - Benefits Of Believing In God

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Day 10

 Read: Psalm 23

At the moment, it may feel like you are in a valley. The Psalmist says with confidence, inspite of the fear, valley experience, I have hope because the Lord is my Shepherd, He is with me. Therefore, I am content, I am satisfied. www.newhopetv.org

In the American Journal of Public Health, in the section Emotion and Health, there was an article on the ‘Benefits of believing in God’. It stated that people who believed in God were happier, more optimistic, healthy, had better self-worth, and had purpose. They also had less anxiety, lower rate of drug and alcohol abuse, better marriages and greater meaning to life. This enabled them to handle difficult situations better. 

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, we believe in a loving God who inspires us and gives us meaning and purpose to life. 

:: Prayer ::

Lord Jesus, life is more meaningful because You are in control and You will see us through. Help us to experience the Good Shepherd who will take care of us, protect us, feed us and sustain us even as we go through the valley. In Jesus name, Amen

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