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Raise Lives Daily - June 6


Morning Thought: Come to Me

Bible Verse:

"Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest." — Matthew 11:28

In John 15:11, Jesus says, "I have told you this..." Jesus teaches us many things so that we may live with joy. One of His most comforting invitations is: "Come to me."

Life can sometimes feel heavy. We carry responsibilities, worries, disappointments, and struggles. Many people begin their day already feeling tired in their hearts and minds. Jesus understands these burdens and invites us to come to Him.

Notice that Jesus does not say, "Solve everything first and then come." Instead, He simply says, "Come to me." He welcomes us just as we are.

When we spend time with Jesus through prayer, reading His Word, and trusting His care, we find rest for our souls. The problems may not disappear immediately, but His presence gives us strength to face them.

A healthy Christian lifestyle begins by staying close to Christ. Before we face the demands of the day, let us first come to Him and receive His peace.

As you begin this morning, take a moment to place your burdens in His hands. Trust Him with your concerns and walk forward with confidence. 

With Love 

Rev. Dn. Daniel Justine 

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