You Were Born to Worship
You were born to worship—to live, to move in God. You were created to be an instrument of praise. Worship from your lips ushers you into His presence and brings Him pleasure. . .
You were born to worship—to live, to move in God. You were created to be an instrument of praise. Worship from your lips ushers you into His presence and brings Him pleasure. . .
When others notice your good works, attributes, or talents, do you let them see past you to the true source of your power and worth? It’s time to point others to God. . .
It’s good to praise the Lord, to let others know you honor God in your life and proclaim Him as the Lord of lords and King of kings. . .
Happiness is a choice. If you have the joy of the Lord planted deep within your soul, you will be able to shine for Him, regardless of your circumstances. . .
If we believe the truth of God and His Word that we are made clean and new in the blood of Christ, then we are without excuse when it comes to thanking Him for all He is and all He has done. . .
It’s not enough to love God with a passing “I love you a lot” sentimentalism. We aren’t called just to love God but to love Him with intensity. . .
No one likes a complainer. The antidote for complaining is praising. Praise is the language of Christians. When we are praising, we are focusing not on ourselves but on Christ and His glory. . .
Are you setting aside time for worship? Worship is a time of acknowledging God in our lives and showing Him we’re grateful for all His blessings, a time to make a joyful noise and sing praises to Him. . .
Are you facing a problem today? Take it to God in prayer and let Him take care of it for you. Are you happy? Then sing a little song. . .
When the storms of our lives occur, don’t ask God how He could have let it happen. Instead, praise Him for the ways His gentle whisper provides us with His aid. . .