SING O BARREN
The book of Isaiah chapter 54 begins with this victorious declaration that casts the devil down and shakes off every demonic fear and doubts from the minds of those who face delays in child birth - Sing, O Barren!

What a declaration! Now i know that the Word of God constantly and consistently tells us to have faith in God as you know according to the scriptures that "we walk by faith and not by sight" (2 Corinthians 5:7) as also the "just shall live by their faith" (Habakkuk 2:4) and faith is described as the "substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen" (Hebrews 11:1). If that is the case as i know and believe that it is, then the barren can sing. O halleluyah! The barren can sing! They can sing the song of joy because He who says that the barren should sing had said that "no one shall suffer miscarriage or be barren" (Exodus 23:26).

It doesn't matter what it looks like now. Delay is not denial. If you can believe, you can conceive. What you know is not as important as what He knows. The doctors may say what they know from studies but the one who created what they are studying says you should sing and not weep. Whose report shall you believe? Man or God?

Sarah was there. She thought she had passed menopause and her womb was weak but that was taking the Creator for granted. The one who knows what He put together to form the womb knows what to do again to strenghten the womb. It is never over until He says so and in this matter what He is saying is that you should S I N G !!! "Who is he who speaks and it comes to pass, when the Lord has not commanded it? (Lamentations 3:37). I think that was a question. Who is that person? Nobody dare conclude on you when God has not and please don't conclude on yourself.

Your knowledge is irrelevant here. Trash it. Forget it. Disregard it and try to believe that it is still possible. Believe the word of God. Sing the songs of new mothers or fathers and if you are experiencing barreness in other areas of life like finance, family, health etc, join the club now and sing for your victory has come. Sing, O Barren!