JOY COMES IN THE MORNING

Today's word of encouragement is in Psalms 30:5 (NKJV) "For His anger is but for a moment, His favour is for life; Weeping may endure for a night, But joy comes in the morning."
Beloved, you have tried everything possible to make everything perfect as planned in your life, you have done your best and given in all the best and yet everything is upside down. Presently you are on the verge of throwing in the towel, you want to end it all. You want to give up this minute. The Lord has sent me to tell you that "Weeping may endure for a night, But joy comes in the morning." Please don't give up, your morning is closer than you can ever think or imagine. 

Every human has disappointed you; it seems God is even far off and does not hear any of your prayers. Still don't be discouraged please, even when it seems all hopes are gone and nobody loves you, everybody hates you and you are going to end it now. God says your joy is near. Be still and see the salvation of the Lord. He is ready to save you from all the challenges you are facing. Only stay connected to the True Vine  -  Jesus Christ. 

Please don't give up, Jesus loves you. 
You cannot afford to give up now. Please endure the night and surely your morning of joy and laughter shall come sooner than expected. 
 
Prayer: Lord Jesus Christ, help me to depend on you alone this time of night I am passing through, help me endure till the morning when my joy will be full. May I not be discouraged or fall by the wayside but strengthen me to wait till the morning when laughter and joy shall never cease from my life in Jesus Christ's name Amen.

You know right that 4:00 am, 6:00 am and 11:59 am is still morning; only wait for your time, wait patiently for God's time, there are more blessings for waiting.

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