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Dec 1: Psalm 118:24 - Rejoice (Daily Verse & Prayer)


Bible Verse 

Psalm 118:24 

"This is the day which the Lord hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it." KJV


On a red background, musical symbols and the words, Rejoice in the Lord, Oh my soul.

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Reflection

Psalm 118:24 reminds me that every day is a gift — even the quiet ones. Today, I woke up to a soft chill in the air and a sense of peace. I’m learning to rejoice not just in answered prayers, but in the waiting. Whether I’m folding laundry or watching the sky I want my soul to echo this verse: “Rejoice in the Lord.”
May this day bring you one small moment of gladness — a smile, a memory, a whisper of grace.

Prayer

Lord, thank You for this new day. 
Fill my heart with joy, steady my steps, and help me reflect Your love in every task. 
In Jesus' name, Amen


May the Lord bless your day with gladness. 
Rejoice in the Lord
~ Quil

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