Morning Will Come

This psalm remembers sorrow without making sorrow permanent. Its hope is not a timetable; it is confidence that grief does not have the final word.

Some nights last longer than we wish. In them, even a small act of care—rest, a call, a meal, or a prayer—can help us remain open to morning.

If today is difficult, you do not need to manufacture joy. Let the possibility of a different tomorrow be enough to carry one small step.