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When life leaves you brokenhearted and bowed low, Psalm 3 reminds us that God is still “the lifter of our head.” Just as David cried out in betrayal and despair, we too can find hope in Yeshua — Jesus — who meets us in our pain, lifts our chin, restores our dignity, and calls us to look into His face instead of our fears.
No matter how deep the sorrow or how loud the enemy’s accusations become, God has not abandoned you. He is still your shield, your glory, and your rescuer — the loving Father who kneels beside His hurting child, gently lifts their face, and whispers, “You are Mine, and you are going to make it through this.”
Scientists tell us that when two people weep together, something is transferred between them. A chemical conversation takes place that no words could replicate. This mutual vulnerability triggers a deep neurological response, flooding the brain with oxytocin—the bonding hormone—and endorphins, which chemically cement a sense of safety and unity. If that’s true in the natural realm—and it is—then what happens when the tears of God and the tears of His children become a sacred connection? Read the full message to discover what awaits.
The shortest verse in all of Scripture contains just two words — "Jesus wept" — and yet those two words carry a truth so profound it has the power to reframe every sorrow you have ever carried: God cries. Scripture records the tears of Jesus on three remarkable occasions — at the tomb of Lazarus, over the city of Jerusalem, and in the agony of Gethsemane — and each one pulls back the curtain on a God who does not observe our pain from a safe distance, but who steps down, fully and personally, into the middle of it. If you have ever wondered whether He truly understands what you are going through, these three passages were written for you.
Tears In A Bottle
FORTY DAYS
THEOMACHIA
War With Iran
Is America in Bible Prophecy?
Operation Epic Fury & Judgment on Elam
The Storm Breaker
The Love Letters
A Place Called Wit's End
Have you ever had an ant infestation in your house? A couple of ants are no big deal, but when there are hundreds or even thousands of them swarming in your kitchen, it can ruin your day. The same goes for ANTs in your mind. Automatic negative thoughts (ANTs) make you feel mad, sad, worried, nervous, lonely, or out of control. Examples of ANTs include thoughts like: “My wife just gave me a look. I don’t think she loves me anymore.” “I’ll be happy when I lose 20 pounds.” “Everybody in that political party is awful.” We all have a few ANTs from time to time. That’s normal. However, if you have an infestation of these pesky thoughts inside your head, it time to RAID them, spiritually speaking, of course! Find out the Secret to Mastering Your Mind by applying 4 Biblically Proved Solutions. Your mind will thank you for it!
The Encounter: Ruined Lives Transformed by the Risen Lord
The Encounter
A Christmas Win!
Dark Santa: The Christmas You Didn't See Coming!
Dark Santa, Part 2
Dark Santa
The Transforming Power of Thanksgiving
Jack Hibbs
Cries from Hell
Feeling Persecuted?
I Am An OverComer
I Am An OverComer
I Am An OverComer
LEE STROBEL
Kirk Cameron on TBN
Dr. David Jeremiah
HE IS RISEN
The Jewishness of the Resurrection
A Trail of Blood: The Five Places Jesus Poured Out His Love for You
Think on These Things: God's Prescription for Lasting Peace of Mind
The Four Cups
Esther
Killing A.N.T.'s
The Lost Art of Biblical Meditation
Bioluminescent Believers
The BLESSING
Rise of the Nephilim: A Look Back @ the Future
God is Love
Jesus Saves
How Low Will God's Love Go?
The Miraculous Timing of the Cross
And He Gave Thanks
Expand You're Knowledge of the Bible
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