MONDAY MANNA 05 OCTOBER ‘26

Dr. Daniel O. C. | Oct 05, 2026

“COMFORT AND ENCOURAGEMENT IN THE BOOK OF PSALMS!”

Saints of God Most High, hear God’s word for you today:

“So that you may live lives worthy of the Lord and entirely pleasing to Him, being fruitful in every good work and multiplying in the full knowledge of God” (Colossians 1:10).

We pray that you would walk in the ways of true righteousness, pleasing God in every good thing you do. Then you’ll become fruit-bearing branches, yielding to His life, and maturing in the rich experience of knowing God in His fullness!

COMFORT AND ENCOURAGEMENT IN THE BOOK OF PSALMS
The secret of contentment is knowing how to enjoy what you have and being able to lose all desires for things beyond your reach.
A creed for us all: Silence when your words would hurt. Patience when your neighbor is blunt.
Deafness when the scandal flows.

Thoughtfulness for other’s distress.
Promptness when stern duty calls.
Courage when misfortune falls.
Remember, a temper is a valuable possession, don’t lose it.

Where can I find comfort and encouragement in the Psalms? Where do you find comfort and encouragement when you need it most?
Unbelievers find comfort and joy in clubbing, drinking parties, but that is not for a child of God (1 Peter 4:3-4).

Unbelievers find joy in alcohol and drug abuse, but that is not for a believer (Proverbs 20:1 / 23:29-35).
Some people lash out vulgarity in order to let out the steam of discomfort, but a true child of God praises God at such times.

The Psalmists gave us some valuable guidelines in their collective writings concerning where to find comfort and encouragement in different situations.

Where To Find Comfort And Encouragement In The Book Of Psalms

When you feel abandoned (Psalm 10:12-15).
When you are fearful (Psalm 23 / 91:1-10).
When you are facing a daunting challenge (Psalm 27:1-5).

When your family gets on your nerves (Psalm 27:10, 13-15).
When you are discouraged by the obvious prosperity of the wicked (Psalm 37:1-7).

When you do not feel thankful (Psalm 107:1-2, 8-9, 19-22).
When your world seems to be falling apart (Psalm 46:1-3, 7, 9-11).

When you are tempted to lose faith in God (Psalm 62:1-2, 5-8).
When you are wondering at the qualifications to stand before God (Psalm 15:2-5).

When you want to know God better (Psalm 42:1-4 / 63:1-5).
When it seems, you have lost your eternal perspective (Psalm 90:1-5).
When you feel guilty (Psalm 51:1-4, 10-12).

Be on your guard; stand firm in the faith; be courageous and be strong in Jesus’ mighty name!

Everybody shout, “AMEN HALLELUJAH!”

Shalom and good morning.

Dr. Daniel O. C.