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Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning - Psalm 30:1-end (II)

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PSALM 30:2–3 — says, O Lord, my God, I cried unto thee and thou hast healed me, O Lord thou hast brought up my soul from the grave, thou hast kept alive that I should not go down to the pit.

iii. Ex. 3:7–8 — God says He has surely seen the affliction of His people and has heard their cry and He will come down to deliver them. The Lord will come down in His power today to settle your case in the name of Jesus.

iv. According to Psalm 126:1–2 — when God steps unto your situation, the turn around will be like a dream the moment He intervenes in your situation.

V. a. He will turn your sorrow to joy;

b. Hopelessness to hope;

c. He will give you garment of praise in lieu of heaviness;

d. He  will give you prosperity instead of poverty and beauty instead of your ashes;

e. He will make barren mother of many children.

H. Isaiah 23:8 — God says He will swallow up death. He will wipe away all your tears and He will forgive your sins. He will possess you with His own righteousness, the accuser of the brethren will have nothing to lay against you.

I. a. When God visits you, He wipes away your tears. He will heal your diseases. He will deliver you from all your problems.

b. For example, He visited Sarah and bareness of 95 years disappeared immediately. He intervened in the life of Jabez, the one that was known as sorrow, yet he became honourable — I Chro. 4:9–10. He visited the widow of Nain, the one that was weeping for the loss of her only son, she later became joyful as the son that was dead was raised back to life — Luke 7:11–17.

J. i. What do you have to do for your weeping to end?

ii. You have to call on the name of Jesus,

iii. The only true and loving God,

iv. Depend on Him and finally,

v. Surrender your life unto Him and

vi. He will bring  an end to your weeping.

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