The Psalmist David writes in Psalm 30:5, weeping may tarry for the night, but joy comes with the morning.

Oh, how I love this verse.

This is a sweet reminder to all weary hearts who need to hear of His goodness and faithfulness.

Friend, this is who our God is.

He loves us enough to keep us from staying in our sorrow.

While our hearts may ache and feel overwhelmed with a season of waiting on answers, our God still brings us joy in the morning.

And a kind of joy that surpasses all understanding.

The worship song, This Is Our God, sings-

Remember that fear that took our breath away.

Faith so weak that we could barely pray.

But He heard every word, every whisper.

Friend, cling to the One who hears your faint, trembling prayers and cares to bring you joy amid your pain.

He loves and cares for us.

Our God knows what is best for us and will sustain us through all circumstances.

Even when we are weak, He is strong and does not grow wearier.

Cling to His strength today, friend.

His joy will come in the morning. 

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His word is a sure foundation.

While the world around us is ever-changing, God is not and will always be a stronghold in our lives.

Jesus tells us in Matthew 7:24-25- therefore, everyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who built his house on the rock. The rain came down, the streams rose, and the winds blew and beat against that house, yet it did not fall because it had its foundation on the rock.

Jesus, He is our rock and our hope.

Yet how often do we cling to worldly answers instead of placing our hope on the unshakeable One?

The world around us is easily swayable, friend, yet we tend to clasp onto what we can see and understand because we often desire to know and control the outcome.

But, as believers, we are called to walk in faith.

And many times, that means not having all the answers or fully understanding why something happens the way it does.

But, He is still good and trustworthy even when we can’t fully understand life’s circumstances.

When we draw near to God and make His word our sure foundation through hearing and doing as Jesus said, we are building our hope on His unshakeable ground instead of the sway of this world.

We are walking in faith, not by sight.

The late C.S. Lewis once said- life with God is not immunity from difficulties but peace in difficulties.

Friend, I pray that even in dry and challenging seasons, your heart does not harden towards the Lord but desires to be consumed in His presence.

His kingdom is an everlasting kingdom that endures through all generations.

Today, let your soul cling to His nourishment and peace.

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Though our sin was great, His love was greater.

What a statement this points to of God’s mercy and grace towards us, His children.

While we were still broken and walking in sin, God saw us and did not take pity on us.

Instead, He chose not to forsake us.

John 3:17 says- for God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through Him.

Scripture is clear- we have done nothing on our end to receive this deliverance.

Our works did not save us.
Our kind hearts did not save us.
Our good deeds did not save us.

Only God has the power to forgive our sins and make us new.

Friend, we are solely saved because we have a loving, heavenly Father whose only Son paid the ultimate sacrifice- laying down His life to forgive our sins and give eternal life to those who believe.

The Bible says, “this is love: not that we loved God, but that He loved us and sent His Son as an atoning sacrifice of our sins” (1 John 4:10).

Halleluja!

We no longer live in condemnation but have been cleansed and restored with the blood of Jesus.

Our Savior died for our iniquities, but it gets better- He still lives!

Though the enemy thought he won, death could not hold Him.

And now, how sweet is the sound that saved a wretch like you and me?

For this, let us praise and glorify Him forever more. 

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