Jane Hamon: The Covenant of Comeback - Sow in Tears, Reap in Joy! (Psalm 126:5)
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 12/09/2023

Jane Hamon: The Covenant of Comeback - We Sow in Tears, We Reap in Joy (Psalm 126:5)
Jane speaks at Vision Church at Christian International on July 23, 2023. Quotes: “Psalm 126:5-6 says, “hose who sow in tears will reap with songs of joy. Those who go out weeping, carrying seed to will return with songs of joy carrying sheaves with them." He's the God of divine reversals. He's the God that turns it around. He's the God of a comeback. How many believe God's church is getting ready to stage a mighty comeback? How many believe, that in this nation, if we pray, if we seek the face of God if we turn from our wicked ways [2 Chronicles 7:14] America will still make a comeback?”

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We serve a God,
I'm telling you, He doesn't just do this for us.
He'll do it for all of us.
When we're contending for something,
when we're believing God for something,
we've got to look at what the scripture has to say.
If you'll go to that next screen,
He takes us from sickness to health. [Psalm 41:3]
The Lord will sustain, refresh, and strengthen him
on his bed of languishing, on his sick bed.
The Lord will turn change and transform his illness."
How many have ever seen God
turn something completely around?
Haggai 2:22 speaks of, well, I'm sorry.
Yeah, Haggai 2:22 says,
"I will overthrow the thrones of kingdoms."
Acts 17 says, the early church disciples were
"called those who turned the world upside down."
See, what we've got to understand is that it's
not just about God being the God of turnaround.
It's about us being His ambassadors.
That everywhere we go, we carry that turnaround.
We carry divine reversal.
We carry that anointing
into our workplace, into relationships
into the things that are going on in people's lives.
And God comes down and turns it around.
But we're the ones that invite them to experience that.
If you'll go back
to that previous screen, sorry about that, Lou.
We go from poverty to prosperity. [Joel 3:11]
We read this first scripture during the offering
but the second scripture, Psalms 126:1-6 it says:
"when the Lord restored the fortunes of Zion,
we were like those who dreamed."
Do you have something that you feel like the enemy is stolen
from you that you would like to see restored?
Anybody here?
Anybody here has anything?
Okay. "The Lord restored the fortunes of Zion."
By the way, we are Zion.
I know Israel's Zion, but we are also Zion.
"We were like those who dreamed, our mouths were filled
with laughter, our tongues with songs of joy.
Then it was said among the nations
the Lord has done great things for them.
The Lord has done great things for us
and we are filled with joy.
Restore our fortunes, Lord."
Say that with me.
"Restore our fortunes, Lord,
like streams in the Negev, streams in the desert,
those who sow in tears will reap with songs of joy.
Those who go out weeping, carrying seed to will return
with songs of joy carrying sheaves with them."
He's the God of divine reversals.
He's the God that turns it around.
He's the God of a comeback.
A number of years ago, you know
I was praying and seeking the Lord and the bottom part
of this screen is what the Lord said to me.
He said, "you need to tell the people of God.
Your setback is only a setup for a mighty comeback."
Now, that's a word from God.
A Word from God, because we also need to understand the God
of the turnaround's also the God of the comeback.
How do we use the word comeback?
Comeback stories.
You know, maybe a sports team falls terribly behind
in the score and it looks
like there's absolutely no hope for them winning the game.
And then something happens and the momentum turns.
Come on - the momentum shifts.
One play, or one turnover, or one situation happens
and suddenly the team that was losing dramatically
suddenly their momentum shifts
and they score and they score, and they score.
I want you to know that we are married today because of a comeback game.
True story!
We went to a game in Dallas, Texas when we were dating,
we used to go, part of our job at Christ for the Nations
is we would go and we would park cars at Texas Stadium,
my husband's dream job, and they would let us go
in to watch the game free of charge,
we could just find whatever seats were available.
And we would, week after week, we would get amazing seats
on the 50-yard line that people just didn't show up.
So, we were at this game
and the thing about this day was the day started
out at about 70 degrees and we were in t-shirts.
But the weather shifted as it so often can do in Texas.