Praise the Lord with All You Are – Psalm 150
Psalm 150 calls on us to praise the Lord with all that we are. With singing, instruments, and dancing. With our whole self.
Encouraging, comforting and urging you to live lives worthy of God, who calls you into his kingdom and glory. (1 Thess. 2:12 NIV)
Studies from the book of the Psalms
Psalm 150 calls on us to praise the Lord with all that we are. With singing, instruments, and dancing. With our whole self.
I am fearfully and wonderfully made by God. So rather than wanting to be something else, I should embrace the me he has made.
Has God called you to serve, or minister, behind the scenes in obscurity? Then rejoice that he is using you, and lift your hands in praise.
Exalting God should be a part of our daily life. His greatness, goodness, and compassion towards us exceeds our comprehension.
How sweet are God’s words to you? Do you mostly ignore it? Or do you delight in reading it and through it coming to better know our Lord?
Suffering is a part of life in this world. But if we make the Lord our refuge, trusting in him, then he will keep us from real harm.
How much does God love us? David describes the scope of his love as being as high as the heavens above the earth. Immeasurable.
Do you ever feel like God is distant? When you do, it helps to remember what God has done for you. And when you do, you will be encouraged.
There are many uncertainties in life and it is easy to stress over them. But put your trust in God and your soul will find rest in him.
While there are many things in this world that we may find praiseworthy, only God is most worthy of our praise and adoration.
There is real value and encouragement in remembering the past and what God has done in our lives as well as in the lives of many others.
This psalm that is the favorite of many, declares that the Lord is our shepherd. He provides for our needs and protects us from all harm.