Devotional: Renew Our Song

Ezra reminds us to look to the Lord when we grieve. The Lord’s joy will be our joy. His joy is the strength we need to celebrate in the midst of sadness.

An episode of the Apostles Worship: Inseparable podcast, hosted by Apostles Worship, titled "Devotional: Renew Our Song" was published on April 23, 2020 and runs 4 minutes.

April 23, 2020 ·4m · Apostles Worship: Inseparable

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Ezra reminds us to look to the Lord when we grieve. The Lord’s joy will be our joy. His joy is the strength we need to celebrate in the midst of sadness.

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Ezra reminds us to look to the Lord when we grieve. The Lord’s joy will be our joy. His joy is the strength we need to celebrate in the midst of sadness.

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