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April 1, 2018 / Image

Immanuel
March 5, 2018 / Image

Return To Me
January 8, 2018 / Image

I Will Trust And Not Be Afraid
October 1, 2017 / Image

I Will Love You, O Lord
June 19, 2017 / Image

You Are Mine
May 6, 2017 / Image

Hear Me When I Call
March 19, 2017 / 0 comments / Video

Chosen
October 31, 2016

I Lay Down and Slept
October 5, 2016

I Have Redeemed You
August 27, 2016 / Video

Is There Anything Too Hard for Me?
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Comfortingwords.com seeks to comfort hearts through songs and poems inspired by God's Word.

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“Time and again the Lord speaks in loving tones, “Return to Me,” He pleads, “Come on Home.”” Comforting words taken from the poem “Return To Me”, inspired by Isaiah 44:22-23 Enjoy the full poem by visiting www.comfortingwords.com.
“He is our Shield, and we are safe in His Stronghold,” Comforting words taken from the poem “I Will Love You, O Lord”, inspired by Psalm 18:1-3 Enjoy the full poem by visiting www.comfortingwords.com.
“I will begin this day with thoughts of Your love, I will praise You for the protection You give from above.” Comforting words taken from the poem “O God, You Are My God”, inspired by Psalm 63:1 Enjoy the full poem by visiting www.comfortingwords.com.
“The Lord gives His beloved child the rest he needs,
God will sustain him and strengthen him indeed!” Comforting words taken from the poem “I Lay Down And Slept”, inspired by Psalm 3:5-6 Enjoy the full poem by visiting www.comfortingwords.com.
All who are redeemed He now gives these words sublime, “I have called you, I have not cast you away, You are Mine.” A comforting excerpt from "You are Mine", inspired by Isaiah 41:9. For the full poem and more inspiring content, click the link in our bio.
“The Lord our God is truly worthy of the greatest praise, may many songs of love, from our hearts, be raised!” An uplifting excerpt from “I Will Love You, O Lord”, inspired by Psalm 18:1-3. For the full poem and more inspiring content, click the link in our bio.
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