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In all things, God is worthy. He is the King of Kings, Lord of Lords and the name above all other names! In our homes, jobs, families, schools and churches…in all things, may He be glorified!
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As we gather in worship, let us lay aside everything standing in the way of our praise to God. Let every breath, every moment and all that is in us be about His glory. Today, let our sacrifice of praise be a moment of complete surrender.
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Psalm 96 is a powerful call to all creation to worship God, to rejoice before Him and give Him the honor and glory He deserves.
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We were created to be instruments of praise, built to bring glory to God, formed in His image. Although we are all unique, we were all made to worship!
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There are so many way to describe Jesus. Faithful, mighty, loving, gracious. He is an amazing Savior, worthy of our praise and devotion. He is beautiful. He is strong. He is righteous. He is magnificent!
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We live in a time of great division. Lines have been drawn regarding race and gender. Those with less are looked down on by those with more. Many assume the worst about a person based on the color of their skin or the history of their heritage. But, God’s Word is clear about these divisions. It’s clear about discrimination and racism. Salvation through Jesus is available for people of every nation, tribe and tongue. Each one of us, no matter our history or heritage has been created in His image. This is what God sees…the question is; what do you see?
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Worship is about surrender. Surrender of self, surrender of sin, surrender of everything standing in the way of God having authority over our lives. Today, as we gather to worship, let us present ourselves as living sacrifices…let us worship and surrender.
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God is awe inspiring in every way. From His grace to His matchless love. From the gift of His Son to the beauty of His creation. He has done so much more than simply change our lives, He has changed our eternities. Today we will stand in awe!
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We serve a beautiful Savior and a Holy Lord. A precious Redeemer who is worthy of our praise. Today, as we gather together, let us offer Him the praise He so richly deserves.
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This is a time of celebration. A time to worship the One who conquered sin and death, defeated the grave and reconciled us to God. Easter is about Jesus, our King, our Savior…our Redeemer.
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Easter is a time to share the hope we have in Jesus. What better time to step out and invite you friends, family, coworkers and community to experience the Gospel and to hear about the life changing love of Christ.
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For generations, people had come and gone. Nations had risen and fallen. Hopelessness prevailed, until an ancient promise was fulfilled. Jesus came to to shine light in the darkness. He carried our transgressions on the cross and defeated sin and death so we could have life. He has overcome the grave. He has defeated death. He is risen!
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Before the cross, sin had left a crimson stain on our lives. A stain which would lead to certain death. That death, Jesus died in our place. His cross, washed us clean. His blood, made us white as snow.
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On the cross, Jesus changed our eternity. He suffered, bled and died because of an unstoppable love for us. Today we stop and remember His body, His blood…His sacrifice.
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It’s Easter…a day to worship our Savior and ignite our hearts in praise to Jesus. Death has been defeated, the grave has lost its sting. Love has won! Today, let us shout from the mountaintops, in one loud voice, Jesus is alive!
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Love is a powerful thing. It can change hearts and change eternities. Love is what God has given us and asks us to give away. Love is God’s gift of His Son. Love is truly a powerful thing.
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What is love? Is it a feeling or experience? Is it emotional or physical? How do you define it? Scripture gives us the perfect definition of love. Take a look at the biblical roadmap for loving as Jesus loved.
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As we begin the season of Lent, let us take a moment to acknowledge and confess our sin before God and approach His throne in humility and reverence. May we remember today Jesus’ sacrifice. His life for ours…His blood for our forgiveness.
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As we begin a New Year, let us take a moment to ask for God’s hand on our nation. May we be reminded that true independence is found in our dependence on Him. May we once again become one nation under God.
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This year has been a journey for us all. For some the road has brought joy and for others…pain. We look and see a broken world and are stunned by the chaos around us. Our hearts beat to the rhythm of uncertainty. As a new year begins, let us remember to turn our eyes upon Jesus. To look full in His wonderful face. Let us watch as the things of earth are dimmed by the light of His glory and grace.
