Thank You, God our Father, that Your plan and desire is to bless us. Thank You that Your Word shows us how to receive and live in that blessing. Help us to delight in Your Torah, Your instruction for living wholly and holy. Let both what is written in words and written in our hearts by Your Holy Spirit be our true center for reflection and living every waking moment. And, from this union of heart ...  Read More

Your Word calls everything in all creation, and everyone, to shout, "Hallelujah!" (Psalm 150). In our being and in our doing, in our reflecting and in our worship whether softly tender or resoundingly loud, out of the depth of our gratitude for grace and in awe of the demonstration of Your majesty, we praise You! We worship You! You are worthy of all worship, praise and adoration...You alone! Hall...  Read More

Remind us, O Lord, that You reward our surrendered trust and fight our battles (2 Chronicles 20:15). Remind us, also, that You invite us to the front line to take our stand and join in worshiping You as we witness Your victory. Thank You that You allow us this partnership as we witness in our worship that You are indeed our Refuge and Strength, our Deliverer and Redeemer. Amen....  Read More

If all creation praises You (Psalm 148), should we also not join the praise? Let the anthem of our hearts and the songs from our lips be the testimony of creation: There is no God like our God Who alone is God! He is majestic in all His vast creation, kind and compassionate, invested and involved, and above all loving and gracious and merciful. Yes, Praise the Lord! Amen!...  Read More

"He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds." (Psalm 147:3, NIV)"Asa" = Man of Sorrows, Healer; verb: to suffer harm, to heal (Abarim Publications)*Lord Jesus Christ, Our Wounded Healer, today we bow before You with deep gratitude for everything You endured for us that we might know Your salvation. Beyond that, we thank You that through the Spirit, You bind up the brokenhearted, giving t...  Read More

While You honor those who honor You, You also see those who often are invisible in our world...even to Your own children sometimes. So, You care for the oppressed and the hungry, the prisoner and the sightless, the one who is heavy-burdened, the outsider and the helpless one. Remind us today that whatever we have done to 'the least of these' we have done to You. And, thank You that You have cared ...  Read More