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Multitude of my thoughts

  • Writer: Sarah Trent
    Sarah Trent
  • Oct 9, 2024
  • 2 min read

Psalms 94:19

“In the multitude of my thoughts within me thy comforts delight my soul.”


In the quiet corners of your heart, when the multitude of thoughts seem to swell like storm clouds, multiplying until their weight is nearly unbearable, know this: His comfort is waiting for you. The word "multitude" is not lost on Him; He sees every thought that races through your mind, every fear that builds on the last, every worry that compounds like a rising tide. But in the midst of this storm, He offers not just relief, but a sacred solace, a deep compassion that flows like a river of peace. His comfort doesn’t merely touch the surface of your soul—it delights it, wraps it in divine rest. His arms extend toward your burdened heart, and with tender mercy, He lifts the weight that threatens to break you. He knows your heavy load, and He pities the struggle you bear alone. Yet, you were never meant to carry it all. In His presence, there is rest for the weary mind, a haven for the soul that longs for peace. He beckons you to lay your burdens down, to find joy in His embrace, to let His love become the balm for your troubled thoughts. Even when your mind is clouded with doubts, His comfort will shine through, offering a delight that transcends the heaviness and fills your soul with a peace only He can give. He sees you, he knows you, he is here.

He is here in the deep waters.

In the mud.

In the darkness.

In the broken pieces.

He is here.

His comforts are not changed by this.

They are here, with you, even here.

 
 
 

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