Biblical Joy.

                                                                           Biblical Joy. 


Cometh In The Morning.


Sing unto the LORD, O ye saints of His, and give thanks at the “Remembrance of His Holiness”.  For His anger endures but a moment; in His favor is life: Weeping may endure for a night, but Joy Cometh In The Morning”.  (Psalms 30:4&5) 


Yet Hope (Joy) Returns when I “Remember” this one thing: The Lord’s unfailing love and mercy still continue, fresh as the Morning, as sure as the sunrise.  The Lord is all I have, and so in Him I put my Hope (Joy).  The Lord is good to everyone who Trusts in Him.  So it is best to “Wait in Patience”-to wait for Him to save us.  (Lamentations 3:21-26)

    

The Morning Always Comes After the Night; with the Sunrise;

“To Remember this in the Night, Brings Joy”.


Joy - A profound, supernatural state of gladness and confidence rooted in God’s Character and Promises.  Unlike momentary happiness, which depends on good circumstances, Biblical Joy is an enduring spiritual “discipline” and a “fruit of the Spirit” that remains unshaken even during hardships.


Our Daily Nugget

is God telling us Kingdom Citizens that when problems, hardships,  and tribulation comes, that we Should Give Thanks at the Remembrance of God’s Holiness.  To remember is to Think.  Our Life is guided by “What” We Think.  God’s anger that allowed or caused our problems, The Night, will endure for a moment, for Joy comes in the Morning.  To remember give us encouragement to Carry Our Cross.


To Have Joy is a Great Blessing.


This is where Patience and Waiting comes into play.  If we do not have patience and feel that we can’t wait; just ask God for both of these; He will give us patience and the heart/mind to wait.  To exercise patience and to wait is evidence of Trusting The Lord to Fight Our Battles.  It’s impossible for the Lord to let us down.


We Should not Fret at our dilemmas 

for we know they are Temporary and this dilemma will pass like the others.


Choose ye this day, to Exercise Joy over your Dilemmas;

and Watch What Happens.

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