PRAISE FOR THE FATHER; THANKS FOR HIS BLESSINGS
I will give You thanks will all my heart. -Psalm 128:1 Holman CSB
If you’re like most folks on the planet, you’re a very busy person. Your life is probably hectic, demanding, and complicated. And when the demands of life leave you rushing from place to place with scarcely a moment to spare, you may not take time to praise your Creator. Big mistake.
The Bible makes it clear: it pays to praise God. Worship and praise should be a part of everything you do. Otherwise, you quickly lose perspective as you fall prey to the demands of everyday life. Do you sincerely desire to know God in a more meaningful way? Then praise Him for who He is and for what He has done for you. And please don’t wait until Sunday morning-praise Him all day long, every day, for as long as you live…and then for all eternity.
Today, take time to think about this: The appropriate moment to praise God is always the present one.
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AaronJKelley: "Christians are hypocritical and judgmental"
We must be sensitive to this common challenge to Christianity. Many non-believers have been hurt by Christians. Instead of being defensive, grant for the sake of argument that Christians are often hypocritical and judgmental. Then gently ask, “What follows from this face?” Does it prove that…
"Flee temptation without leaving a forwarding address."
-Barbara Johnson(Source: whatreallymattersblog)
"The Christian life is a celebration of the finished work of the cross. It is not a burden or an obligation."
-Mattie Montgomery (via myransomedsoul)(Source: decomposinghouses)
Set your affections on things above, not of the earth. -Colossians 3:2 – View on Path.
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Wind of God, come blow upon us
Breath of God, come breathe within us now
Within us now
Wind of God, come blow upon us
Breath of God, come breathe within us now
Within us now
Set your affection on things above, not on things on the earth. (Colossians 3:2 KJV) – Read on Path.
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"Our battles are first won or lost in the secret places of our will in God’s presence, never in full view of the world."
-Oswald Chambers(Source: whatreallymattersblog)
