December 29, 2020 · by Jeremy Menicucci
On the Fourth Day of Christmas (Comfort)
On the fourth day of Christmas Comfort, here are four things to keep in mind as you endure. Some of...
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Category: Twelve Days of Christmas
December 27, 2020 · by Jeremy Menicucci
On the Third Day of Christmas (Comfort)
On the third day of Christmas comfort, I'm reminded of several case studies. Each one of these cases involved counseling someone who was either severely depressed or suicidal. In all of the cases...
December 25, 2020 · by Jeremy Menicucci
On the Second Day of Christmas (Comfort)
On the second day of Christmas comfort, here are two encouraging quotes from Jerry Bridges book, Trusting God: All people—believers as well as unbelievers—experience anxiety, frustration, heart...
December 22, 2020 · by Jeremy Menicucci
On the First Day of Christmas (Comfort)
On the first day of Christmas comfort, we are reminded that we have one great savior, Jesus Christ. He is the reason for the season. Jesus is the one way of salvation. Jesus said to him, “I am...
December 21, 2020 · by Jeremy Menicucci
Twelve Days of Christmas (Comfort)
I'm a little late in starting this, but I wanted to write a series of posts that deal with comfort for hurting people. Christmas is a time of year that is normally associated with happy times and...
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