- So . . . I'm "feeding myself" in the morning from God's Word and thought I'd post what I'm chewin' on and make my "food" available for others who might want to nibble a bit. Hope it's of some benefit to you . . .
The word of God is living and active . . . (Hebrews 4:12)
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Tag Archives: the heart of worship
Worship Work
So, who is serving who in a “church service?” Is God serving His people when they gather, or are His people to be serving God when they gather? Certainly, in our consumerist culture we are most naturally wired to thinking … Continue reading
Somebody Wasn’t Praying!
I don’t know if the people who put together my reading plan did it on purpose, but to have both 2 Kings 24-25 and Psalm 122 on the same day, to read them back to back, is to say the … Continue reading
A Steadfast Heart
Based on how the song starts, you’d probably never guess the situation. Getting up in the morning with the praise band cranked up, a song on your lips, and a melody permeating your soul is usually a pretty good indicator … Continue reading
Posted in Psalms
Tagged continual praise, do not lose heart, God's faithfulness, God's power, God's promises, the heart of worship
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What the Therefore Might be There For
Last couple of readings in John 11 I’ve been identifying with Martha. This morning, as I hover over my reading in John 12, longing to be more like Mary. Have seen the Savior’s patience in taking Martha’s deep faith even … Continue reading
Posted in John
Tagged sitting at the feet of Jesus, thanksgiving, the heart of worship, worship
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What More Could You Want?
In the day, you normally wouldn’t have seen them hanging out together, for Jews had no dealings with Samaritans (Jn. 4:9b). Samaritans were viewed as an impure and unclean people. But hey, when you’re unclean yourself, guess it doesn’t much … Continue reading
Posted in Luke
Tagged facedown, praise, sitting at the feet of Jesus, thanksgiving, the heart of worship, worship
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Good, Pleasant, and Fitting
Yesterday morning, one of the highlights of my Sunday was singing with the saints. It is every Sunday. There’s just something about hearing voices lifting up the name of Jesus. Something about looking upon the countenance of those who sing … Continue reading
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Tagged corporate worship, God inhabits praise, praise, sacrifice of praise, the heart of worship, worship
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The Old, Old Story
Hovering over Psalm 136 this morning. A song of repetition. Not hard to pick up what the songwriter’s laying down: . . . for His steadfast love endures forever. Twenty-six verses in the psalm. Twenty-six times the heartbeat of the … Continue reading
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Tagged creation, God is good, praise, redemption, sacrifice of praise, steadfast love, thanksgiving, the heart of worship, worship
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Proactive Praise
Would it be true to say that, most often, we praise God after something He’s done? That we thank Him, usually, as a response to having received? Not saying this isn’t right. Throughout the psalms there is exhortation to sing … Continue reading
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Tagged continual praise, praise, thanksgiving, the heart of worship, worship
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Seeker Friendly
I guess I don’t normally think of God as a seeker. Maybe that’s because I think of seekers as needing something and I don’t think of God as in need of anything. But while God has no need of anything, … Continue reading
Posted in John
Tagged God inhabits praise, sacrifice of praise, spirit, the heart of worship, truth, worship
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Just Say It
It was a promise we made to each other when we were first married and, for the most part, a promise we kept throughout 35+ years of marriage. We said we would not turn out the lights at night without … Continue reading