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Oct. 19, 2026, 10:54 a.m.

By Derrick Mensah

SONS BRING DELIGHT UNTO THEIR

SONS BRING DELIGHT UNTO THEIR FATHER

"Happy is the man that hath his quiver full of them: they shall not be ashamed, but they shall speak with the enemies in the gate." (Psalm 127:5 KJV)

The word of God says the one that has many sons in his home or family is a happy man. Hallelujah!

This reveals the blessedness of fathers with their sons. While sons are blessed by their father, fathers on the other hand are delighted in having them. Thus, a father that has many sons in his family or as the word of God puts it, a man that has his quiver full of sons is a happy or delighted father. Hallelujah!

This implies that sons bring delight unto their fathers. Sons make their father happy. And a true son is the one that always makes his father happy or always bring delight unto his father.

And this delight comes by the son operating as the son that he is supposed to be. That is obeying his father, serving his father, honoring his father, cheerfully receiving disciplines from his father, preserving the father's integrity, defending the father's name and of course defending the entire family.

As the father thinks about a son who does these things, the father is filled with gladness of heart and this causes his heart to also bless this son who brings him such delight or gladness of heart. Hallelujah!

This is why it's as though, the sons who bring delight unto their fathers seem to excel far more than those who bring their fathers concern. So from today be a son that will always bring your father delight and see the Lord prosper you in every area of your life in Jesus name. Amen!

Prayer/Declaration
Heavenly Father, I thank You for the insight that You have given me today that sons bring delight unto their father. I declare that as a son, I bring delight indeed unto my father and I prosper on every side in Jesus name. Amen!

Further Study: Psalm 127:3-5
1 Year Bible Reading Plan: Hosea 12, 13, 14; Romans 16

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