<p>Melancholy in believers is “the sighing of the Holy Spirit” within us. He is letting us long for the Father so that we are ready for our divine bridegroom when he appears.</p><p>Subscribe to daily devotions e-mails: https://wcm.link/ddsub </p>

Melancholy in believers is “the sighing of the Holy Spirit” within us. He is letting us long for the Father so that we are ready for our divine bridegroom when he appears. Subscribe to daily devotions e-mails: https://wcm.link/ddsub

The No-Name Infirmity - David Wilkerson - 835

World Challenge's Daily Devotions offer you the opportunity to fill your heart and each day with scripture. As we go through the normal wear and tear of life, we must refresh and realign ourselves with God’s Word and will for our lives. These 2-minute-long devotions from David Wilkerson, Gary Wilkerson, Tim Dilena, Carter Conlon, Jim Cymbala, Claude Houde, John Bailey and Keith Holloway will help strengthen and encourage your faith.

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World Challenge's Daily Devotions offer you the opportunity to fill your heart and each day with scripture. As we go through the normal wear and tear of life, we must refresh and realign ourselves with God’s Word and will for our lives. These 2-minute-long devotions from David Wilkerson, Gary Wilkerson, Tim Dilena, Carter Conlon, Jim Cymbala, Claude Houde, John Bailey and Keith Holloway will help strengthen and encourage your faith. Subscribe to daily devotions emails: https://wcm.link/ddsub Daily Devotion is produced by World Challenge Inc.

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