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To God Be The Glory

Strong Tower Ministries • May 3, 2026 • 23 min

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Summary

Pastor Herb encourages believers to offer passionate praise and thanksgiving to God for His abiding goodness, grace, and divine intervention. He highlights how God grants fresh daily mercies, physical healing, and protection, reminding the congregation that the redeemed of the Lord are called to declare His glory open-mouthed.

Themes

Praise and WorshipGod's FaithfulnessGratitudeGod's GoodnessRedemptionDivine Protection

Key Points

1.
God is infinitely worthy of all our praise because of His ongoing goodness, grace, and faithfulness.
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True grounds for giving God glory reach beyond material provisions to spiritual victories and personal miracles.
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Every new morning grants believers fresh mercies from God that warrant explicit thanksgiving.
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God actively heals and restores His people through physical challenges and major medical trials.
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God provides safety and protection over our children and young people as they go out and come home.
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Scripture commands those who are redeemed by the Lord to open their mouths and actively give Him praise.
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Sharing our personal reasons to praise God encourages fellow believers and honors the Lord in His house.

Sermon Moments

“We got some new reasons to praise God this morning, like Deacon Nakeya Crockett wearing his prosthetic legs after surgery.”

“Somebody received new and fresh mercies when they woke up this morning.”

“Now I believe that the Bible says, 'Let the redeemed of the Lord say so.'”

“Some young people went to prom and came back home the same way they left; to God be the glory.”

This Week

Begin each morning by explicitly thanking God for giving you fresh mercies.

Tell a family member or friend today one specific miracle or healing God has worked in your life.

Memorize Psalm 107:2 and use it to prompt verbal praise when you gather with other believers.

Praise God specifically for non-material blessings like safety, health, and His enduring presence.

Offer prayers of gratitude for God's protection over your family and young people during daily outings.

Encourage someone undergoing physical rehabilitation or recovery by thanking God for their progress.

Intentionally turn moments of quiet reflection into active praise for God's goodness in your life.

Remember This

Because God daily showers us with fresh mercies, healing, and protection, the redeemed of the Lord ought to boldly open their mouths and give Him praise.

A Challenge for You

If you are redeemed in the house today, open up your mouth and give your God the praise He is worthy of.

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