Living in Increase (Part 8) - Increase in WorshipChikamu
Love and Worship
Yesterday, we discussed how shouting for joy (or praise) to the Lord humbles us. When we love someone, we tend to vocalize that love. For instance, when my children play a sport, act in a musical or play, win an award, or graduate high school, I cheer for them. My cheers show them and others how much I love them.
Jesus said we should love God before anyone or anything else. If I can shout in a crowded room for my daughters or son, why can’t I shout my love for the Lord?
Fear and pride are opposites of humility. And if I love God the way I claim to, I should have no problem vocalizing that love with all my heart, soul, mind, and strength.
Monica Barnes
Action Step: Let’s keep working on the previous challenges. Worship God authentically and express your love for Him.
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Are you ready to increase in worship? Join us for this 28-day study as a part of our 365-day “Living in Increase” plan to experience the fulfilled and abundant life God always intended for you.
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