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From tears to laughter, by Funmi Komolafe

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Emmanuel Okogba
From tears to laughter, by Funmi Komolafe
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This article offers a religious reflection on the nature of human suffering and the power of prayer for Christians. It encourages readers to turn to God during times of distress rather than succumbing to despair.

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Provides cultural and spiritual commentary relevant to Christian readers seeking guidance on emotional and personal challenges.

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Layer 1 Beloved, gradually we are moving to the end of the month of a new beginning but it does not mean that the manifestation of new things would cease.

As Christians, we are aware that the mercy of God never ceases.

Lamentations 3 vs.23 ( KJV) “They (mercies) are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness”,

Whatever the situation with a person, for one that knows the Lord, such a person should daily give thanks to God. If not for anything, for the breath of life.

Some say that when a child is born, the reason the child cries is because of uncertainty that awaits that child in the world.

The child coming from a perfect kingdom into a word filled with troubles usually cries because he or she is worried.

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