Day 10 of 30: The Lord is My Comforter

Greetings to you Beloved,

Everyday gets better.

Reflection: His Spirit brings warmth to my weary soul.
Verse: “Blessed be God, even the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies, and the God of all comfort; Who comforteth us in all our tribulation, that we may be able to comfort them which are in any trouble, by the comfort wherewith we ourselves are comforted of God.” – 2 Corinthians 1:3–4

This journey of “The Lord is Enough for Me” has been a blessing day by day.
On Day 1, we discovered God as our Portion—our true inheritance.
On Day 2, He was our Provider, supplying every need.
On Day 3, He became our Shepherd, guiding us with love.
On Day 4, He gave us strength when we felt weak.
On Day 5, He calmed our storms with His peace.
On Day 6, He healed us with His power.
On Day 7, He reminded us that He is our Helper.
On Day 8, we found refuge in His safe arms.
On Day 9, He became our Rock, steady and unshakable.

And today, Day 10 reminds us: The Lord is my Comforter.

There are times when life feels too heavy. Smiles may hide tears. Words may fail. Silence may feel loud. Yet, even in such moments, God’s Spirit whispers softly, “I am here.”

I remember a day when my heart felt so weary. No one seemed to notice, and I didn’t even know how to explain the weight inside me. In quiet prayer, I said, “Lord, hold me.” I can’t fully describe it, but His peace wrapped around me like a warm blanket. That is what the Comforter does—He lifts the weight we cannot carry.

And here is the beauty: the comfort we receive is not for us alone. God comforts us so we can comfort others. Your story of being held by God may become the hope someone else needs tomorrow.

Life Application

If your heart feels heavy, pause and say, “Lord, You are my Comforter.” Give Him your tears and your silence. Write down one situation weighing you down, and let His Spirit bring you peace. Then, look for someone else who is hurting. Share a word, a prayer, or even a smile—the same comfort you’ve received can flow through you.

Prayer

Father of mercies, thank You for being my Comforter. Thank You for seeing my tears and calming my heart. Wrap me in Your love and remind me I am never alone. Lord, help me to share Your comfort with others who are hurting. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Tons of Love

Janet Adeogun

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