Not Alone

December 27, 2023 00:03:33
Not Alone
Unlocked: Daily Devotions for Teens
Not Alone

Dec 27 2023 | 00:03:33

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Show Notes

READ: PSALMS 34:15-18; 139:7-12; HEBREWS 13:5

When it all slips away
When I am left alone
The darkness surrounds me
I feel like hiding

When it all gets too heavy
When life is hard to bear
The world is too much for me
I remember I’m not alone

My Savior is with me
He knows my pain
My God does not forsake me
No matter how hard life gets

God loves me and heals me
He helps me when I’m weak
God is always near me
I don’t need to be afraid • Bethany Acker

• Even when we feel alone and overwhelmed, God is always there. He will never forsake us in our pain. He is always eager to help us. Can you think of a time you were comforted by God’s presence with you? Consider taking a moment to thank God for this. If nothing comes to mind, you can ask Him for this anytime. He loves to answer these prayers.

• Jesus invites us to tell Him about all the things that are weighing on us. He sits beside us in our pain and weeps with us. Consider taking a moment to bring Him any burdens that come to mind.

• In addition to talking to Jesus, who are trusted Christians in your life you can talk to, people who will listen to you and help shoulder your heavy burdens and bring them to Jesus? (Galatians 6:2) If no one comes to mind, you can ask God to help you identify someone in the future.

The LORD is near the brokenhearted; he saves those crushed in spirit. Psalm 34:18 (CSB) 

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