The God Who Gives Songs In The Night Series

THE GOD WHO GIVES SONGS IN THE NIGHT

By Rev. Samuel Arimoro

Main Text: Job 35:10

Key Verse: “But none saith, Where is God my maker, who giveth songs in the night?” (Job 35:10, KJV)

Supporting Texts: Psalm 42:8; Acts 16:25-26; Isaiah 30:29; Habakkuk 3:17-19

INTRODUCTION:

Life is filled with both bright days and dark nights, times when joy flows freely and times when pain seems unending. The “night” in Scripture often symbolises moments of suffering, loss, confusion, or waiting. Yet, in these very seasons, God reveals Himself as the One who gives songs in the night. These are not ordinary songs, but spiritual melodies inspired by the Holy Spirit to strengthen faith, bring peace, and invite divine intervention.

When men cry in the night, God gives His children songs. These songs are born out of a deep trust in God’s character rather than circumstances. They remind the believer that even in silence or affliction, God’s presence is near, His promises remain true, and His purposes are being fulfilled.

Every believer who learns to sing in the night experiences the supernatural dimension of divine presence. Praise in the midst of pain becomes a powerful weapon of victory, opening prison doors, breaking chains, and turning sorrow into celebration. Indeed, the God who gives songs in the night still visits His people with joy unspeakable and full of glory.

1. GOD’S PRESENCE IS WITH US EVEN IN THE DARKEST NIGHT

Even when we walk through seasons of loneliness or pain, God’s presence never departs. His nearness becomes our comfort and strength.

a) God Is Our Ever-Present Help (Psalm 46:1)

The believer is never alone in trouble; God stands beside us as a present help and defender when life grows difficult.

b) God Brings Comfort in the Valley (Psalm 23:4)

In every valley of darkness and uncertainty, the Lord’s presence brings peace that drives away fear and despair.

c) God Speaks in the Night Seasons (Psalm 16:7)

In quiet and dark moments, God communicates wisdom, revelation, and encouragement to guide His children.

d) God Turns Darkness into Light (Isaiah 42:16)

What appears as a dark season becomes an avenue for divine illumination and victory when God steps in.

Biblical Example: Paul and Silas in prison (Acts 16:25-26) experienced divine presence in their darkest hour. Their songs of praise caused a supernatural earthquake, opening doors and breaking chains.

2. SONGS IN THE NIGHT BUILD FAITH AND TRUST IN GOD

Singing during adversity is an act of faith that demonstrates total trust in God’s goodness and power.

a) Songs of Praise Strengthen Faith (Habakkuk 3:17-19)

Even when the fields yield no fruit, singing declares that God is enough and that our hope is secure in Him.

b) Songs Remind Us of God’s Character (Psalm 89:1)

Praising God reminds us of His love, mercy, and faithfulness, anchoring our confidence in His unchanging nature.

c) Praise Shifts Our Focus from Problems to God (Psalm 34:1-3)

Worship lifts our hearts above challenges and magnifies God rather than the pain.

d) Songs Invite God’s Strength into Our Weakness (Nehemiah 8:10)

When we sing in weakness, God fills us with His joy and renews our inner strength to endure victoriously.

Biblical Example: Habakkuk sang joyfully even in famine and barrenness (Habakkuk 3:17-18), declaring that God was his strength and salvation despite visible lack.

3. SONGS IN THE NIGHT RELEASE DIVINE INTERVENTION AND MIRACLES

Songs of faith unlock the supernatural realm and invite God to manifest His power on behalf of His people.

a) Praise Invokes God’s Power (2 Chronicles 20:21-22)

When the people of Judah sang praises, God fought their enemies and turned battlefields into blessings.

b) Songs Bring Supernatural Breakthroughs (Acts 16:25-26)

The sound of praise brought divine visitation that shook foundations and released captives.

c) Praise Invites Angelic Intervention (Psalm 91:11)

Angels are dispatched when believers worship; heaven responds to hearts lifted in praise.

d) Worship Breaks the Chains of Bondage (Isaiah 61:3)

The garment of praise destroys the spirit of heaviness, bringing freedom and deliverance.

Biblical Example: Jehoshaphat and the people of Judah worshipped God in battle, and the Lord caused their enemies to destroy one another (2 Chronicles 20:21-23).

4. GOD GIVES SONGS TO BRING GLORY OUT OF PAIN

Every dark season is an opportunity for God to produce testimonies that glorify His name.

a) God Turns Sorrow into Joy (Psalm 30:5)

Though the night brings tears, the morning brings joy and celebration of His faithfulness.

b) God Uses Songs to Announce Victory (Exodus 15:1)

After crossing the Red Sea, Moses and the Israelites sang songs that declared the majesty of God’s deliverance.

c) Songs Testify of God’s Goodness (Psalm 40:2-3)

When God lifts us from the pit, He gives us a song that becomes a testimony to the world.

d) Songs Inspire Others to Trust in God (Psalm 126:1-2)