Look for the Rainbow

It’s hard to see past our immediate pain when tragedy strikes, but God is there in the midst of our storm. So look for the rainbow, God will surely find a way to bless us -- in spite of it all.

An episode of the Songs from the Word podcast, hosted by cheryl, titled "Look for the Rainbow" was published on August 31, 2007 and runs 8 minutes.

August 31, 2007 ·8m · Songs from the Word

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It’s hard to see past our immediate pain when tragedy strikes, but God is there in the midst of our storm. So look for the rainbow, God will surely find a way to bless us -- in spite of it all.

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It’s hard to see past our immediate pain when tragedy strikes, but God is there in the midst of our storm. So look for the rainbow, God will surely find a way to bless us -- in spite of it all.

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