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MY NIGHT IS OVER MY MORNING IS COME

June 11, 2013 · Lanre Oyeleke · 2 views

Psl30:5- For his anger endureth but a moment; in his favour is life: weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning.

The night season of a man's life refers to the times of challenges&battles, while his morning signifies the time of his breakthroughs. God's anger may be the cause of the night experience of some but His anger isn't forever, it could also be a trial or test of faith, but we know it does have an expiry date.

Where I come from in Africa, it is believed that a youth is in the morning of his/her life. The youthful season should be season of joy&dream come true because there is energy to fulfil God's purpose. It isn't good to know sorrow from cradle to grave, I don't know when you will enjoy the fullness of what God has for you?

There are powers that keep people perpetually in the night season of their lives when they're meant to shine, I crush such powers over your life In Jesus name.

Action point

CONFESSION: I put an end to my night season of sickness, pain, sorrow, joblessness,barreness&shame In Jesus name. I walk in God's favor and all things shall begin to work together for my good,the life of God in me is activated to bring results in all areas of my life In Jesus name. My night season is over my morning is come. Halleluyah!!!

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