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Psalm 121 is a declaration of God’s protection and hand over His people. The maker of Heaven and Earth watches over the comings and goings of our lives and is our ever-present help.
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As we gather together, let us remember the reason we’ve come. To celebrate the matchless worth of our Heavenly Father. To give Him glory, honor and praise and to boldly proclaim that He is King of Kings and Lord of Lords.
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The character of our Savior should move us to respond with worship. His radiance, His glory, His passion and His love should leave us in awe of Him. His sacrifice, His mercy, His power and His righteousness should challenge us to pursue Him with everything. He is our Deliverer, Redeemer, Teacher and Messiah. How will you respond to His character?
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They grew up to fast didn’t they? After years of following in our footsteps, our prayer today is that they would follow in God’s. Yesterday they were just a child, but today they graduate. As they step out into the world, we pray for God to light their path and guard their hearts. Today, we are grateful for the privilege of raising God’s creation!
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oday we celebrate the matchless worth of our God. Today we honor the Lord of all creation. Today we gather in His presence, sing His praises and exalt our great God and King!
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So often, we tend to make our worship experiences about us. Our preferences, our style, our desires. The reality is, worship is about Jesus. It’s about His worth, His glory, His renown. Today, let’s put ourselves aside. Let’s lay our lives down as a sacrifice of praise and give the glory to a God who deserves it all. This isn’t about us…This is about Jesus!
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Psalm 103 challenges us to praise the Lord with our whole heart and to never forget His goodness and grace. It’s a call to worship God for all He is and all He has done.
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Do you ever think about what Jesus has done for you? Do you ever dwell on the richness of His glory, the work of the cross, the power of His resurrection or depth of His mercies. As we enter in to worship, let us remember why we worship our God.
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As we gather, let us remember the holiness of the Savior and the majesty of our Father in Heaven. Let us celebrate the King of Kings, the Lord of Lords, our Deliverer and Redeemer!
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DESCRIPTION: We are God’s creation. He made each of us with a purpose. He gave each of us a unique combination of gifts, abilities and calling. Though we are all different, we have one thing in common. Each one of us was created to worship!
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As Christians, we should have a heart for Jesus. A longing for Him, His purpose and His will. We should have a heart for people. To live our lives as a testimony so others can see Jesus through us. We should have a heart to share the faith that changed our lives and the hope that changed our eternity. These things are the heart of a Christian.
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We serve a Mighty King, A Precious Savior, A Holy Lord and a Righteous Redeemer. His very character proves Him to be worthy of our praise. His nature alone should draw us to our knees in adoration and worship!
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There has never been and will never be a moment, when God is not worthy of our praise. Every moment, every day, every breath, every step should be lived as an offering of worship to the King of Kings!
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As the school year approaches, we need to take a moment to pray for our children. We need to ask God to watch over our children. To lead them, protect them and help them make right choices. We need to ask God to empower them to live out their faith and show them how to be an example of God’s great love.
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We serve an unequalled God. A God whose love is unfailing, faithfulness unrelenting and grace unstoppable. He is a God unending and undeniable. “UN” is a biblical look into the character of God, encouraging the viewer to open their Bibles and explore what it has to say about our unshakable God. It’s a great tool for a sermon series, small group or youth ministry.
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As we gather together, we have a choice to make. Are we going to disconnect, or are we going to engage? Are we going to sing the songs or are we going to pour out our hearts to Jesus? Are we going to keep up appearances or are we going to truly seek after God? Are you going to go through the motions…or are you all in?
