Psalms 30:5
“For His anger lasts only a moment, but His favor lasts a lifetime; weeping may stay for the
night, but rejoicing comes in the morning.”
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THE ACT OF EXCHANGE
AT THE CROSS: we are reminded of the work of Christ where our sins were exchanged
for forgiveness, and our brokenness was transformed into wholeness.
These words echo a longing to release the heavy burdens we carry- the sorrows that
weigh us down and the shame that keeps us in bondage.
Significance of trading- it implies an intentional choice.
In our spiritual walk, we are given the opportunity to exchange our worries, regrets, and
burdens for the joy and peace that God provides.
It’s not a one-time transaction but a continuous surrender, acknowledging our need for
His transformative power.
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JOY IN SURRENDER
 This becomes a declaration of faith- a proclamation that in the presence of God, sorrow
is transformed into joy.
 This joy is not contingent on our circumstances but rooted in our relationship with
a God who is faithful and unchanging.
 Shame is replaced with a sense of identity and worth.
 Surrendering to God; not a sign of weakness; it’s a courageous choice to trust God
with our burdens. It is an acknowledgement that true joy is found in letting go and
trusting God with our burdens.
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LIVING IN VICTORY
 This verse inspires us to live in victory through our surrender. It’s not about denying our
struggles but acknowledging that, through Christ, we can overcome!
 As we surrender to God, as we trade our sorrow for God’s joy, we position
ourselves to receive His enduring favor and we step into a life marked by His
grace and triumph.
 Lastly, as we surrender our life to God, we find solace. Whether physical,
emotional, or spiritual. He has the power to restore and renew. Restore our love
for Him, renew our commitment to walk according to His will.
 As we lead the worship tomorrow, let’s bring our pain and hurts to our ultimate
healer, para malaya Siyang makakilos sa buhay natin.