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Praise Can Revolutionize Your Life

Wednesday, November 1, 2023

Summary

Praise is the visible and vocal declaration of who God is, what He has done, and what we trust Him to do. Rather than being an occasional event on Sundays, kingdom praise is designed to be a daily lifestyle that creates the very environment where God dwells. When believers consistently praise God, they fulfill their original purpose for creation and invite His active presence into every area of life.

Key Scriptures

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Psalm 22:3↗Psalm 145↗Psalm 146↗Psalm 147↗Psalm 148↗

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Themes

Praise as Expressed WorshipLifestyle of PraiseGod's Dwelling PlacePurpose of CreationSpiritual Temperature

Key Points

1.Praise is adoration expressed—the visible and vocal declaration of God's value for who He is, what He has done, and what we trust Him to do.
2.While worship can occur silently in the heart, praise cannot be silent because it is the public expression of private devotion.
3.God's spiritual address is found on a street called Praise, because Psalm 22:3 declares that God dwells in the praises of His people.
4.Praise is meant to be a daily lifestyle rather than an isolated Sunday event or a place you visit.
5.Praise acts like a thermometer that measures your spiritual temperature, showing whether your relationship with God is hot or cold.
6.Sports fans passionately cheer for hours over temporary teams, yet God is always winning and perpetually worthy of undivided attention.
7.God created humanity for His pleasure and for the praise of His glory, meaning you fulfill your purpose when you praise Him.
8.Lucifer was originally created as a praise leader before his fall, which is why he cannot stand hearing God's people praise Him today.

Sermon Moments

“Praise is adoration expressed.”

“You can worship silently in your heart and say nothing... But you can't praise silently.”

“If you want to know where you can locate God, it's at a street called praise.”

“Praise is supposed to be a lifestyle and not an event. It's not a place you go. It's an attitude that you possess.”

“Praise is like a thermometer. It gives you the reading of your spiritual temperature.”

“They'll go before the altar of the television... sit in the pew of their easy chair... and they won't say church went too long.”

“I know somebody that doesn't lose and therefore is always worthy of our praise.”

“Whenever you're not praising, you're not fulfilling why you were made in the first place.”

This Week

Make praise a daily habit by speaking or singing declarations of God's goodness every day of the week.
Check your spiritual thermometer regularly to see if your praise reflects a passionate, close relationship with God.
Praise God in advance for upcoming challenges, trusting Him to go ahead of you and handle tomorrow's needs.
Match or exceed the enthusiasm you give to sports, hobbies, or entertainment in your personal praise to God.
Intentionally create an environment of praise in your home and workplace to invite God's presence into your day.
Share publicly with someone this week what God has done in your life instead of keeping your gratitude private.
Begin your prayer times by praising God for who He is before asking Him for what you need.

Remember This

Praise is the visible and vocal expression of worship that fulfills our divine purpose and creates the environment where God dwells.

A Challenge for You

Praise is why you're here, and therefore, the more you give, the more you are experiencing the reason for your existence, cuz now you're connecting with the one who put you here for that very purpose.

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