When I'm Having a Bad Day! 200 Uplifting Scriptures to Help Brighten Your Day
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When I'm Having a Bad Day! 200 Uplifting Scriptures to Help Brighten Your Day
Narrated by:
Jennifer Siscio
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Narrated by:
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Jennifer Siscio
About this listen
Let's face it! We all have bad days. Things go wrong. Our plans fail. Life is so uncertain and sometimes seems so unfair. But there is one thing we can be certain of: and that is God and His Word! When I'm Having A Bad Day is a collection of 200 uplifting scriptures for our not-so-good days. These 200 Bible verses are thoroughly encouraging, spiritually uplifting, refreshing, and comforting.
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