Bernard Fell preaches about the transient nature of life's trials and tribulations, drawing parallels to the various seasons and experiences we encounter. He emphasizes how God's presence brings calm to the storms, joy in place of sorrow, and relief from burdens. Through faith in Jesus, we can find solace in knowing that all earthly struggles will eventually pass away, replaced by eternal peace and joy in His presence.

And it came to pass... Luke 20:1 It came to pass-the cheerless night; The morning breaks with roseate light; The sunbeams dance with sparkling dew, And bathe the earth with golden hue. It came to pass-the tempest wild, With nature calmed like sleeping child; The billows cease to leap and roar, And gentle wavelets lap the shore. It came to pass-the winter's blast, And welcome Spring appears at last; The season smiles with flowers gay, The singing birds proclaim the day. It came to pass- the sorrow deep, The reddened eyes now cease to weep; And underneath, God's loving arms Now rest the soul and quell alarms. It came to pass the heavy care That seemed beyond the strength to bear, Till shared by One on yonder throne Who bore the greatest burden known. It came to pass-the shattering blow, Which taught the troubled heart to know A deeper sense of God's great grace, The rainbow in the storm to trace. It came to pass-this changeful life, And soon will end the battle strife, When Jesus comes, or death draws near: Begone for aye all doubt and fear. No death nor sorrow, tears nor pain, No curse nor night return again; The former things are passed away- At Home with Christ through endless Day.