Good morning everyone and welcome back to another morning with the masters where we devote

ourselves to the Lord daily with you. Good morning you guys. If you wonder why there's

an extra little pep in our step this morning it's because we have a special guest in this podcast.

He's very cute. We have Sweet Avie Micah with us. If you're wondering why if you're watching

YouTube why he hasn't been around it's honestly because he's becoming so energetic and so

playful. It's active and talkative. It's hard to stay focused. Not in a bad way but you know he's

he's becoming like a little human which is super fun. A little man. Anyways we're picking up

with day two of our when disappointment strikes devotional in the Bible app there's a link to that

in the description. If you guys want to fall along, fall along with us and as always I'm going to read

the scripture then Tori's going to pick up the divo. Let's do it. The first scripture is Psalms chapter 34

verse 18 and it says this. The Lord is close to the broken hearted. He rescues those whose

spirits are crushed and the second verse is Psalms chapter 119 verse 116 and it says

Lord sustain me as you promised that I may live. Do not let my hope be crushed.

The devotional is titled accepting our disappointment and it says this. We love to accept gifts or

compliments but who wants to accept disappointment. Sometimes it feels better to sit in our disappointment

than to address it and move past it. Staying in this place somehow allows us to hold on to what

we didn't get an even daydream about what could have been but we can't continue to rehearse our

pain if we want to move past whatever it is that's left us discouraged and disappointed. Accepting

our disappointment doesn't mean we condone or approve of what or who disappointed us. It simply

means that we recognize that it happened and don't act like it didn't. When we take this step

we're on our way toward finding true freedom from whatever is robbing our joy. So let's do two

things to help us accept our disappointment. First we have to name it. Disappointment is a sadness

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