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"New Season" by Israel Ojulari Music: Weeping Has an Expiration Date


Joy doesn’t cancel pain — it outlasts it. 

Every difficult season carries a hidden promise: it will end. In his song “New Season”, Israel Ojulari sings about that truth. The message of the song draws straight from Psalm 30:5 — “weeping may tarry for the night, but joy comes with the morning.” Israel Ojulari don’t dress up the pain. “It looks so dark now, there seems no way out,” the he admits, naming the exhaustion that so many people are carry quietly. Then it pivots, “Joy is coming in the morning time.” This isn’t maybe, eventually, or someday. Joy is coming! 

Israel Ojulari Music - New SeasonThink about Job for a moment (Job ch. 2–42). Job lost nearly everything — his health, his family, his sense of stability. But God didn’t leave him there. He restored what was broken and multiplied what remained (Job 42:10). So, why would He treat your story any differently? 

Psalm 30:5 doesn’t promise a life without weeping. It promises that our weeping has an expiration date. “Weeping may tarry for the night, but joy comes with the morning.” Morning always comes. That’s not wishful thinking — it’s how God has operated since the beginning of time. 

So, how can you apply this today? Stop treating your current struggle as your permanent address. Speak change over your circumstances, even when nothing has visibly shifted yet. Lift your hands, even if only in your own room, and declare that a new season is already moving toward you. The morning is coming! Faith isn’t pretending the storm doesn’t exist. It’s trusting the storm doesn’t get the final word. 

Listen to this song and let it remind you that God specializes in turning weeping into joy, real joy, one morning at a time. “It’s a new season and it’s coming your way.”

(Related scripture: Psalm 30:5; Job 42:10; Isaiah 43:19)

Background:

This song is inspired by the message in Psalm 30:5b. We all walk through difficult seasons, but the reassuring truth is that they will never last — every storm will eventually pass away. Our God is truly awesome; there is no situation nor circumstance beyond His power to transform. Just like He did for Job, He restores, renews, and gives us double for our trouble, if we don't give up.

Release date: August 17, 2026

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