Studies regarding Worship and Praise. This section explores the believer’s response to God’s character and works. It covers the Psalms, gratitude, thanksgiving, and the spiritual attitude of worship in the life of the Church.
Psalm 98 celebrates the Lord’s salvation and anticipates the glorious return of Christ as King over all the earth. This psalm invites believers to rejoice in His righteous judgment, universal reign, and the restoration of creation during the Millennial Kingdom.
Psalm 19 reveals God’s glory through the heavens and His Word, inviting us to marvel at His creation and treasure His truth. This timeless psalm calls believers to respond with worship, obedience, and lives that glorify Him.
Psalm 145 is a timeless call to praise God for His greatness, compassion, and eternal kingdom. This psalm invites believers to join an unending chorus of worship, spanning generations and finding its ultimate fulfillment in eternity.
The journey of the wise men demonstrates the universal call of the gospel, as even Gentiles from distant lands were drawn to worship the newborn King. Their story reminds us of God’s sovereign plan to bring salvation to all nations and the unstoppable nature of His purposes.
God created mankind to glorify Himself, reflect His character, and enjoy a loving relationship with Him. Humanity’s creation is central to God’s eternal plan, demonstrating His love, grace, and justice to all creation, including the angelic realm.
Psalm 119 is a profound declaration of love for God’s Word, celebrating its power to guide, comfort, and transform. Its timeless truths invite readers to treasure Scripture as their ultimate source of wisdom and strength.
Zion and Bryce invite worship. This piece helps believers enjoy the parks as gifts of God’s hand while keeping Jesus central and engaging others with grace and truth.
The four living creatures described in Revelation 4:6-8 are among the most enigmatic and fascinating figures in the entire Bible.
The fourth chapter of Revelation presents a magnificent vision of God’s throne in heaven, experienced by the Apostle John. This vision reveals the sovereignty and majesty of God and sets the stage for the subsequent judgments and revelations.