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Описание: Psalm 126 speaks directly to a temptation many of us face — getting stuck comparing our present circumstances to what once was. When life doesn’t look like our “glory days,” it’s easy to feel discouraged, stalled, or unsure how to move forward.
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In this video, we reflect on two essential lessons from Psalm 126:

1. Don’t Stay Stuck in the Past
Looking back can remind us of God’s goodness, but it can also trap us in comparison. Psalm 126 acknowledges past joy — “We were like those who dream” — but it doesn’t end there. God calls us to keep moving forward, even when the present season feels harder, smaller, or less certain.

2. Keep Working While You’re Weeping
Psalm 126 does not promise an easy road. It tells us plainly that there will be seasons of tears. But God also calls us to keep sowing. That means continuing to do the work in front of us — applying for the job, writing the novel, showing up faithfully — even when we feel discouraged or tired. God sustains and encourages us, but He does not do the work for us.

The promise of Psalm 126 is not passive waiting — it is faithful movement. As we keep sowing, God walks with us through the hard season and brings the harvest in His time.

📖 “Those who go out weeping, bearing the seed for sowing, shall come home with shouts of joy.” — Psalm 126:6
Hello, friends! As women over 60, we often find ourselves in a season of deep reflection, looking back at our 'glory days.' In today's video, Suzanne guides us through this introspection, exploring how comparing our past to our present can profoundly affect our mood. She offers gentle insights for cultivating self awareness, leading to genuine personal growth and encouragement in the present moment. ✨