Thursday, January 29, 2026

The Comfort of the Holy Spirit
John 14:16-18, 25-27; 2 Corinthians 1:3-7; Acts 9:31

The early church multiplied while experiencing "the comfort of the Holy Spirit." The Greek word for comfort, paraklēsis, means coming alongside someone to offer assistance, counsel, and encouragement. The Holy Spirit is our Paraclete—our divine Encourager who never leaves us. He doesn't merely observe our struggles from a distance; He enters into them with us, providing supernatural comfort that transcends human understanding. This comfort isn't escapism or denial of hardship; it's the empowering presence that enables us to endure, grow, and even minister to others from our pain. When you feel alone, remember that God Himself dwells within you, offering the comfort only He can provide. Let His presence be your source of strength today.

Reflection: How have you experienced the Holy Spirit's comfort in difficult times? How can you extend that comfort to others?

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