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Day 21 of 30: The Lord is My Deliverer

To God alone be all the Glory!

Reflection: No chain is too strong for Him to break.

Verse: The righteous cry, and the Lord hears, and delivers them out of all their troubles. – Psalm 34:17

Sometimes life feels like a prison. Not a physical one with walls and bars, but chains of fear, shame, guilt, addiction, worry, or battles that seem endless. There are moments when we feel trapped, unable to move forward, unsure if freedom will ever come. But the good news is this: the Lord is our Deliverer.


To deliver means to rescue, to set free, to bring out from darkness into light. That is who our God is. He is not only strong enough to save us, but He is willing. He does not leave us where chains try to hold us. He hears our cries and He comes running with power in His hands and love in His heart.

Think of Paul and Silas in prison, their feet locked, the doors shut tight. Yet at midnight they prayed and sang praises. Suddenly, the foundations shook, the chains broke, and the doors opened. That is what happens when the Deliverer steps in—no chain, no prison, no power of darkness can resist Him.

Sometimes we think our struggles are too deep or our past too heavy. But God reminds us that no matter how strong the chain seems, He is stronger. His love is stronger than shame. His mercy is greater than guilt. His power is bigger than fear.

When we cry out to Him, He does not turn away. He comes with deliverance. He opens doors no one can shut. He breaks chains we cannot break on our own. He lifts us out of pits we thought would bury us forever.

Life Application

Today, ask yourself: What chains are holding me back? Is it fear, pain, doubt, or a secret battle? Don’t hide it from God. Cry out to Him. Lay it before the Deliverer. Believe that He can break it. Trust Him to set you free. And when He does, walk boldly in the freedom He gives.

Prayer

Lord, thank You for being my Deliverer. Thank You for hearing my cries and setting me free from every chain. Break every power of darkness in my life and replace it with Your light and peace. Teach me to trust You completely and to walk in the freedom You have given me. In Jesus’ name, Amen.


Tons of Love 

Janet Adeogun 

The Eagle Girl 

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