Lessons We Can Learn in Our Dark Times

An episode of the Adoptees in Arms podcast, hosted by Iris Peterson Bryant, titled "Lessons We Can Learn in Our Dark Times" was published on April 13, 2022 and runs 26 minutes.

April 13, 2022 ·26m · Adoptees in Arms

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Send us Fan Mail Today we have Nylse Eshac as our special guest. Nysle is the author of “The Comfort of Night: How Jesus Makes Your Dark Times All Right, In this episode we take a look at one of the more poignant phrases in the Bible, at the end of John 13:30 – and it was night, Jesus begins to speak, illuminating His presence. Hereafter, as Jesus spoke, He removed the fear and foreboding surrounding His disciples. There was an urgency and a gentleness as He comforted His disciples. By His wo...

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Today we have Nylse Eshac as our special guest. Nysle is the author of “The Comfort of Night: How Jesus Makes Your Dark Times All Right, In this episode we take a look at one of the more poignant phrases in the Bible, at the end of John 13:30 – and it was night, Jesus begins to speak, illuminating His presence. Hereafter, as Jesus spoke, He removed the fear and foreboding surrounding His disciples. There was an urgency and a gentleness as He comforted His disciples. By His words, Jesus brought comfort to the darkness. Get to know Him, for He provides The Comfort of Night.

She’s sharing nuggets from her book, The Comfort of Night: How Jesus Makes Your Day TImes All Right. If you’re trying to find purpose during your night season, this episode is for you.

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