May My Meditation be Pleasing to God – Psalm 104:33-34
When we come together to worship, where are your thoughts. Is your meditation pleasing to God. Or are you focused on other things?
But we have this treasure in jars of clay to show that this all-surpassing power is from God and not from us. (2 Cor. 4:7 NIV)
When we come together to worship, where are your thoughts. Is your meditation pleasing to God. Or are you focused on other things?
The Lord our God is the creator and sustainer of all creation. He is above all and worthy of praise. Give to the Lord the glory due his name.
What does a huckleberry bush have to teach us about the majesty of God? Lessons from sitting on the river bank thinking about God.
Join with David in letting the praise of the Lord always be on our lips. Worship him when alone. And worship him when gathered with other believers.
Make a joyful noise to the Lord. Lift up your voice to praise him for all he has done. He is certainly worthy of our praise and worship.
What has God done for you. Take time to recount the Lord’s blessings. And then bless the Lord, with your inmost being, for what he has done.
I love being out in the creation. And when I am, the words of this psalm are often on my lips. The heavens. and all of creation, declare the glory of God.
In the midst of a challenging time, when God seemed far away, and the psalmist’s soul was thirsting for God, he choose to hope in God and praise him.
If we are silent and fail to praise God for all he has done in our lives, the stones will cry out; all of creation will praise it’s creator. Don’t let the stones drown you out.
God gives his spiritual blessings to all those who are in Christ. Praise God for the many blessings he has given to us.