"A day is coming" when Jerusalem will behold the Son of Man and weep for Him like one mourns a firstborn Son. This gorgeous, long-awaited moment will be marked with very human grief—and relief. Like messy weeping relief, and the City of the Great King will sing: "Blessed is He! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the LORD!"

But her song is not the first; in fact, it's His:
"The LORD your God is in your midst, a mighty One who will save;
He will rejoice over you with gladness;
He will quiet you with His love;
He will exult over you with loud singing."

David gives us a glimpse into this song of triumph in ultimate deliverance—before Absalom, before Bathsheba, before the crown. Back when a young man was plucked from Bethlehem, received profound promises, tasted promotion, and then entered years of testing, sifting, and incredible stress. It fatigued him, and he stopped trusting Jesus for a season.

What did Jesus do, and how did it reveal His delight?

Listen to Part 5 of 'The Better Belief' in this week's episode of our miniseries walking through 'Confronting Unbelief.' Get the book for free in the FAI App ("READ" –> "APP BOOKS") or on Amazon Kindle/Paperback.

DURATION: 25 minutes

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: Search Spotify for 'The Better Beautiful' playlist, where we're collecting all the songs we recommend in these episodes. Sing along and let these truths sink deep.

RECOMMENDED RESOURCES:
- "After God's Own Heart," Mike Bickle (Book)