Psalm 138:1 calls us to give thanks with our *whole* heart. Not some. Not half. Not most. But whole. All of it. Worship reminds us that what we really need is Jesus. Let’s lift up our voices with whole hearts of gratitude.

Worship isn’t some religious ritual. It is an authentic and full on response to the glory of God. The same God who split the Red Sea is the same God who can today do something amazing in your life. See the glory of our God and respond with praise commensurate to who He is!

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Part of corporate worship is the beautiful reality that we can rest in His presence. Take a moment. Sing songs of truth and praise. Remember what our wandering hearts may have forgotten and… rest. Jesus is all we need.

Part of corporate worship is remembering that God’s sustaining and steadfast love has seen us through our failures this week. As we worship Him today - may we see His grace and respond with thankful praise.

When you are waiting on the Lord. You don’t need to rush. He’s in the waiting.

What our souls need this week is to remember the gospel as we sing, come to the Lord’s table, and worship the sovereign God of our lives.

If you’ve had a great week - sing to the Lord. If you’ve had a terrible week - sing to the Lord. If you’ve struggled more than usual with sin - repent… and sing. Worship is a weapon to align your heart to the Lord. Sing out to Him. Your soul needs it.

“God is most glorified in us when we are most satisfied in Him.” - Piper. || As we gather this morning - let the praise you sing reorient your heart to being fully satisfied in Jesus.

Random things anchoring me lately. 1. Faithful > famous all day. 2. God is always faithful and He is WITH you in every bend in the road. 3. Family must remain your first ministry.

From some of the greatest miracles in the Bible like the parting of the Red Sea - to the greatest redemptive moments of all at Calvary and the empty tomb - to the everyday moments in your life this week. God has moved. And we are called to respond. Worship with all you have!

As we worship. Let’s not go through the motions. Let’s recognize afresh that we deserve hell but God rescued us and made us sons and daughters. He alone is worthy of all our praise. Set your eyes on Him. Ask for more faith. He is with us. He hears us. He is worthy.

In your season of waiting - worship Him. In your season of hurting - worship Him. In your season of joy - worship Him. In your season of discouragement - worship Him. In every season - worship Him. For our God is always worthy.

The veil was torn from top to bottom. We have full access to the King. Through Jesus our worship is made right. What a joy. What a privilege. Go all in today. Knowing that the Creator of the universe hears your songs of praise.

The Lord holds our whole life in His hands. He is trustworthy and good. One thing worship can do is remind us of His goodness and His promises. As we respond to Him with songs of praise. May our faith and trust grow in what we know to be true.

Passion doesn’t preclude effort. But the effort will always feel worth it when you are working within your passion.

Nothing. Absolutely nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ. What hope. What joy. What glory. What a reason to worship Jesus today. Sing with all you have… for we have been redeemed because He LOVES us.

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When we realize what we have been redeemed from and what we have been redeemed to - we can’t help but sing. The King laid down His life so that we might have life. What a Savior. Sing out! For redeemed people sing.

There is nothing like the presence of the Lord. There is no greater place to be… “at your right hand are pleasures forevermore.” And even though we experience this in part now - it is still our reality. So lean in. Sing out. Your soul was made for this.