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God can bring joy to the darkest moments.
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God can bring joy to the darkest moments.

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  • There is no moment so dark that God’s joy can’t shine through. Look to Him. Ask for His joy in the moment. He will come through.
  • How have you experienced God’s joy shining through when things were dark?

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Sadness, Doubt/Hopelessness

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