Psalm 84: 5-7
Blessed is the man who has his strength in you, in whose heart are your ways. Crossing the valley of tears they change it in fountain, when the rain fills the ponds. Iran from power to power; You will see God in Zion.
When we are aware that our forces come from God, we can be completely sure that all adverse situations in life, God transforms them into blessings.
God changes our weaknesses in strength through his glorious power that dwells in us. He may be weak because of a difficult situation he is experiencing in his life, however, if in his heart is the glorious love of Christ, He will make his lament transform into joy. Remember what happened to Paul in Philippi, he was beaten and imprisoned, the situation was hard and difficult, he was weakened; but inside the prison along with his partner Silas, they began to sing and pray, and they felt in the midst of praise, that they were covered with the forces of the Lord, and these forces led him to sing and pray more intensely, until what happened Unexpectedly, a great earthquake shook the foundations of the prison, and the chains of the prisoners broke. Paul and Silas experienced that the power of their forces came from God, which caused the difficult situation to be transformed into a blessing situation, where the jailer was saved with his family, this being a testimony of God's glorious power in Philippi.
Paul and Silas, focused their mind and heart on God, and experienced in their lives the majestic forces that came from God to free them from the moment of distress they were living.
They did not let the negative thoughts of the problem they were experiencing make them take away the mind and heart of God. Negative thoughts can strip you of the joy of your heart, but if you focus your eyes on God, He will give you victory in any situation in life.
God changed the valley of tears and sadness of Paul and Silas, for a source of strength that filled them with joy and praise. This caused them to be filled with the power of God and, in the midst of what they lived, they sang and prayed, and this filled the prisoners with courage and did not escape from the prison when the chains broke, but the power that followed because of the earthquake filled the precinct of the glory of God. Paul, full of the power of God, preached to the jailer and was saved.
Do not forget, reader friend, that we are going from power to power in Christ Jesus, until we see God in Zion.