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Shouting for Joy
Psalm 5:11 is a Covenant of Gladness. It promises that those who seek refuge in God have a legitimate, permanent reason to be happy. It reminds us that our joy is not an accident—it is a byproduct of being defended by the Almighty. This prayer is your Daily Celebration, reminding your soul that you are loved, guarded, and crowned with favor. Notice that joy is the natural result of trust. When you stop trying to defend yourself and let God…
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