It Won't Always Be Night

Dear Abba,

     We can depend on you! You either catch us before we fall or pick us up when life has us flat on our faces.  I love to read Psalm 112:4 (a) Light shines in the darkness for the upright. HalleluYAH.

     Many find themselves in a night season. There is a grief journey that everyone will encounter at some point. Grief can come from a diversity of loss, tangible and intangible. However, as we sleep through the night and arise in the morning light, Abba Yah is with us. He is here to remind us that It Won't Always Be Night.  We can make it past the dark seasons. We can always expect there to be light. We have to remind ourselves at times that trouble has an expiration date. 

     When Yeshua and His disciples were out at sea during a raging storm, Yeshua spoke to the wind and demanded that it be still. Immediately, peace and calm overtook the winds and tumultuous sea. Whether immediately or after the passing of time, we too experience a quietness to the aggression of circumstances beating against us. We can always trust that things will turn around for us! We have Abba's favor and promise to care for us. Tell yourself you can outlast the night! You can survive it and thrive after it. 

     Create space in your heart and soul for the changing of the night season to the brightness of answered prayer. Expect the mercy and grace of The Most High to meet you at the end of yourself. Let in the light!

Let's Decree

I decree that every delay to my breakthrough is removed.

I decree there is a performance of the word of God in every area of my life. 

I decree the blessings of the Lord chase me down in the daytime.


The Lord bless you and Keep you and your family! Thank you for reading. 

Ahava,

Apostle Regina Claxton

Email reginaclaxtonministries@gmail.com

YT Regina Claxton Ministries


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