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Rest From His Presence

*"Rest from His Presence" Devotional*


Scripture

Matthew 11:28 - "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest."


Reflection

Rest from His presence is a gift Jesus offers to those who come to Him. In His presence, we find a refuge from the weariness of life's burdens and stresses. Jesus invites us to come to Him, to lay down our worries, fears, and struggles, and to find rest for our souls. This rest isn't about the absence of activity but about finding peace and renewal in God's presence. As we abide in Him, we experience a deep, soul-level rest that transcends circumstances.


Key Takeaways

- *Invitation to rest*: Jesus invites us to come to Him for rest when we're weary and burdened.

- *Refuge in His presence*: In Jesus' presence, we find refuge from life's stresses and burdens.

- *Soul-level rest*: We experience peace and renewal in God's presence, a rest that transcends circumstances.


Prayer

Dear Jesus, thank You for inviting me to come to You for rest. Help me to lay down my worries, fears, and struggles at Your feet. In Your presence, may I find refuge, peace, and renewal for my soul. May I abide in You and experience the rest You offer. In Your name, Amen.


Application

- Reflect on times when you've experienced rest in God's presence. How did it impact you?

- Consider areas where you're feeling weary or burdened. Invite Jesus to give you rest in those areas.

- Practice coming to Jesus regularly for rest, laying down your worries and finding peace in His presence.

 
 
 

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