PSALM 23 : THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD

 PSALM 23

Chapter 1: The Psalm of the Shepherd – Understanding the Context.

Chapter 2: "The Lord is My Shepherd, I Shall Not Want" – The Secret of Provision.

Chapter 3: “He Makes Me Lie Down in Green Pastures” – The Secret of Rest.

Chapter 4: “He Leads Me Beside Still Waters” – The Secret of Peace.

Chapter 5: “He Restores My Soul” – The Secret of Healing.

Chapter 6: “He Leads Me in Paths of Righteousness for His Name’s Sake” – The Secret of Divine Direction.

Chapter 7: “Though I Walk Through the Valley of the Shadow of Death…” – The Secret of Courage.

Chapter 8: “Your Rod and Your Staff, They Comfort Me” – The Secret of God’s Discipline and Protection.

Chapter 9: “You Prepare a Table Before Me in the Presence of My Enemies” – The Secret of Victory.

Chapter 10: “You Anoint My Head with Oil, My Cup Overflows” – The Secret of Divine Favor.

Chapter 11: “Surely Goodness and Mercy Shall Follow Me” – The Secret of God’s Unstoppable Blessings.

Chapter 12: “I Will Dwell in the House of the Lord Forever” – The Secret of Eternal Security.

Conclusion: The Shepherd Who Never Leaves.

The Secret of Psalm 23 that will change your life forever. Most people miss this.

 Hey there friend, I need to ask you something.

 How many times have you heard Psalm 23?

 Maybe you grew up hearing it in church. 

Or maybe it was read at a funeral.

Or maybe you've even memorized it, saying it in times of trouble, hoping for comfort. 

But let me tell you something.

There's a hidden secret inside Psalm 23 that most people completely miss.

 A truth so powerful, so life-changing that when you see, it it will shift the way you see God forever.

You might be thinking, wait, isn't Psalm 23 just about God being Our Shepherd.

 Yes it is, but there's more.

So much more. What if I told you that hidden within these six short verses is the key to living with peace in chaos, strength in weakness, and hope in uncertainty.

What if I told you that understanding this one Psalm, the way God intended could completely transform your relationship with him.

Most people read Psalm 23 as a comforting poem, something nice to say when life gets hard.

But David was not just writing pretty words. 

He was revealing a deep spiritual reality about who God is and how God works in our lives.

 A reality that most of us never truly grasp.

 So today, we're going to unlock the hidden power of Psalm 23.

And by the end of this prayer you're going to see it in a way you never have before.

I believe with all my heart that if you let this truth sink in,  it will change your life.

Are you ready? 

Let's dive in, right here and now. Chapter by chapter.

Chapter 1: The Psalm of the Shepherd - Understanding the Context.

All right. Before we dive deep into the hidden secret of Psalm 23, we need to step back and understand the context.

Because context changes everything. 

Who wrote Psalm 23?

 Psalm 23 was written by King David.

Yes, the same David who fought Goliath, the same David who became king and the same David who messed up big time.

But was still called a man after God's Own Heart. 

But here is what most people don't think about. 

Before David was a king, he was a shepherd. 

He spent years in the fields, tending to sheep, protecting them from lions and bears, guiding them, caring for them.

So when David calls God his Shepherd, he's not just using a random metaphor.

He's speaking from deep personal experience.

David knew firsthand what it meant to be a shepherd and more.

More importantly he knew what it meant to be a sheep, completely dependent on the one leading him.

The cultural and biblical importance of shepherds shepherding was a big deal .

In ancient Israel, sheep were valuable, providing wool, milk, and sometimes sacrifices for worship. 

But sheep are also completely helpless without a Shepherd.

They wander off.

They get stuck. 

They don't know where to find food or water.

And they have no way to defend themselves. 

That is why shepherds were not just caretakers, they were protectors, providers, and leaders.

They had to be strong, yet, gentle. 

Always watching over their flock.

Always ready to fight off predators.

Sound familiar.

That is exactly how God watches over us.

Why does God call himself a Shepherd?

All throughout scripture, God refers to himself as a shepherd; Psalm 103 , we are his people, the sheep of his pasture; Isaiah 40:11 , he tends his flock like a shepherd. 

He gathers the lambs in his arms, Ezekiel 34: verses 11 to12, I myself will search for my sheep and look after them.

And, of course, Jesus himself said in John 10:11, I am the Good Shepherd.

Why? Because we like sheep are helpless without him. 

We get lost.

We fall.

We make bad decisions.

We run toward danger without realizing it we need a Shepherd the relationship between a 

shepherd and his sheep a Shepherd doesn't just own the Sheep he knows them personally he calls them by name John 10:3 he speaks and they recognize his voice and the best part the shepherd isn't just watching from a distance he walks with them David 

knew that kind of relationship with God and that's why when he wrote Psalm 23 he wasn't writing about a distant impersonal God he was writing about a God who walks beside him leads him protects him and provides for him so when David opens with the words the Lord is my shepherd he's not making a poetic 

statement he's making a declaration of trust and that my friend is where the hidden 

secret of Psalm 23 begins now let's dive into the first verse and unlock the secret of divine provision chapter 2 the Lord is my 

Chapter 2: "The Lord is My Shepherd, I Shall Not Want"- The Secret of

To be happy in Jesus CHRIST : JUST TRUST AND OBEY GOD

 I certainly feel that intentional obedience brings me closer to the Lord than blind obedience. 

Yes, there are different levels of obedience, just like there are different levels of faith.

We are taught that faith starts with desire which blossoms into hope and belief, and if we nurture it, then that seed can gradually grow into a strong testimony of conviction.

There's many different reasons for obedience, and they can be put on a scale of motivation:

¹• obedience done out of fear of punishment

²• learned obedience formed out of habit taught by parents or society

³• transactional obedience for the blessings, benefits, and rewards

⁴• obedience performed as a responsibility of duty, obligation, and faith

⁵• faithful obedience as an expression of love and gratitude

The last motivation, obedience done to show our love for the Lord, is the most desirable reason we should be obedient. However this reason requires an understanding of the gospel, knowledge and trust in the true character of God, and a strong testimony. It's an obedience that we all strive for by nurturing our faith in Christ and his Atonement, because it's the type of lasting obedience that will truly shape our nature.

Imagine living as a celestial being and being forced to live in obedience for an eternity because you're NOT doing it out of natural love. That's not heaven. That's torture. We are here on earth to use the Atonement of Christ to literally change our nature from the natural man to heavenly.

Now, just because the last motivator is the goal, doesn't mean that the other motivators are worthless. Obedience is obedience. As the first law of heaven, God will not withhold his love and blessings for his children, who are obedient regardless of their motivations. The other motivators are stepping stones. We are not meant to linger on them because they are not meant to last. They're there to help propel us forward while we continually work on our testimonies. They give us supplemental reasons to follow the commandments and give God opportunities to shower us with blessings from obedience when we aren't ready for the lasting true motivator yet.

What is "blind" or "unquestioning" obedience? If you give a child a command, do you want them to fully understand all your motives before they obey? Does it mean the obedience is conditional upon how the commanded understands the command?

When Thomas doubted the Lord and then saw Him, Christ taught "blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believed." When asked by an angel why he made offerings, Adam said "I know not, save the Lord commanded it." Belief and obedience take a similar shape here. Many seek signs in order to believe, wanting first the witness prior to the expression of faith. But that is contrary to the nature of faith itself, which is a choice, and one based on hope, not sight.

Similarly, obedience, in a way, has to be a little blind. If we wait to obey until we first understand the entire commandment, having an inmate personal agreement and desire to follow it, our obedience then turns toward the self. And obedience to the self and obedience to God are very different things.

Just like we receive "no witness until after the trial of our faith," obedience, which is an act of faith, cannot be born from understanding alone. It is often through obedience that the understanding of the commandment is delivered. Obedience is a very important law and as such is one that, as a concept, is often ridiculed by the world. When the world calls us sheep, they mean it as an insult. When the Lord calls us His sheep, it is an expression of love.

If the Lord God gave me a commandment, I hope I would have the faith to follow it as blindly or unquestioningly as I needed to to see it done.

Atonement of Christ Jesus for all

The  atonement of Christ refers to His sacrificial death and resurrection, which reconciles humanity with God by paying the penalty for sin. This act allows for forgiveness and the promise of eternal life for those who believe in Him.

 

Understanding the Atonement of Christ

Definition and Purpose

The Atonement of Christ refers to the sacrificial act of Jesus, where He suffered for the sins of humanity. This act is essential for reconciling people with God, allowing for forgiveness and eternal life. The Atonement addresses both the effects of the Fall of Adam and personal sins of individuals who repent.

Key Aspects of the Atonement

Aspect ~ Description

• Universal Redemption ~ All people will be resurrected due to Christ's Atonement, regardless of their actions.

• Personal Accountability ~ Individuals are responsible for their own sins but can be forgiven through repentance.

• Christ's Sinlessness ~ Jesus Christ lived a perfect life, making Him the only one capable of atoning for the sins of others.

• Suffering and Sacrifice ~ The Atonement occurred in the Garden of Gethsemane and culminated on the cross at Calvary.

Theological Significance

The Atonement is central to Christian theology. It emphasizes God's justice and love, as Jesus willingly took on the punishment ( death) for humanity's sins. This act satisfies divine justice, allowing believers to be forgiven and restored to a living relationship with God.

Conclusion

The Atonement of Christ is a foundational doctrine in Christianity, representing the means by which humanity can achieve redemption and eternal life through faith in Jesus. It highlights the importance of repentance and the grace offered through Christ's sacrifice.

ATONEMENT  “at-one-ment”

A number of important words are used in the Bible that speak of the way sinners are made right with God. Salvation, justification, forgiveness, and adoption are several words used quite often, and most people probably have an adequate understanding of them because they are used in non-theological settings as well. Atonement is also an important word, but many people probably have little understanding of what it means since it is almost exclusively theological. A popular definition is that atonement is “at-one-ment”; in other words, it is the way that we are made one with God when we used to be alienated from Him by our sins. At the heart of the matter, that is correct. Atonement was, at one time, not a theological term but simply a common term that meant “reconciliation” and could be used of the transaction between any two parties. Over time, it took on a more exclusively theological meaning.

The word translated “atone” literally meant “to cover,” but in the Old Testament, it appears to have taken on the theological meaning of “to take away.” Even today, we can use the word cover to mean “take away”: if a person says, “Let me give you $20 to cover the bill,” this does not mean that debt will be merely covered or hidden or “swept under the rug” but that it will be paid and the obligation removed.

The word atonement is used over 100 times in the Old Testament, primarily in the Pentateuch, and it is usually in the context of a sacrifice, either a blood sacrifice or the payment of a certain amount of money. The idea is that a person or thing is unclean due to sin or some other defilement. Then, with a payment or sacrifice, atonement is made for that person or thing, and it is now holy or acceptable.

Under the law, atonement could be used to cleanse objects. For instance, one must make atonement for a house that has been cleared of mold (Leviticus 14:53).

More often, the idea of atonement concerns cleansing a person who has sinned or become defiled in some way: for a woman after childbirth (Leviticus 12:8), a leper who had been healed (Leviticus 14:18–19), or a Nazirite who had broken his vows, even accidentally (Numbers 6:11). The most common uses of atonement have to do with sacrifices for an individual sinner (Numbers 5:7–9), a group such as the Levites before they perform temple services (Numbers 8:12), and even the nation as a whole. Leviticus 16 explains the Day of Atonement when the sins of the whole nation are dealt with by a sacrifice.

The word atonement only appears in the New Testament once, in the KJV translation of Romans 5:11; however, the concept is found throughout. In 1 Corinthians 15:3, Paul says that a central truth of the gospel is that Christ died “for our sins.” Likewise, Galatians 1:4 says that Christ gave Himself “for our sins.” Before the death of Christ, our sins separated us from God. After His death for our sins, we can be reconciled to God. Just as on the Day of Atonement the sins of the nation were transferred to the sacrifice (Leviticus 16), our sins were transferred to Christ, and He “bore our sins in his body on the cross” (1 Peter 2:24).

Because of the sacrifice of Christ, we can be saved, justified, forgiven, and adopted into God’s family. No single word can adequately summarize all the blessings we have in Christ. Even though atonement is not used in the New Testament, it is clear that atonement in the Old Testament is the background for the sacrifice of Christ for sinners.

Romans 5:11 ~ “And not only so, but we also joy in God through our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom we have now received the atonement.”

The Atonement of Jesus Christ is the most important event in history. Through His Atonement, Jesus Christ offers resurrection to all and eternal life to those who obey His gospel.

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What does the Bible mean when it talks about the flesh?

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TL;DR:

The flesh can sometimes just mean our bodies, but it also means living for self and for what is contrary to God. In the Bible, we are called to live by the Spirit, not by the flesh.

what does the bible say?

In both the Old and New Testaments, "flesh" often represents the inclination of living for self instead of in obedience to God's will. In Genesis, humanity's corruption led to divine judgment, highlighting the inherent sinful nature of fleshly desires. Prophetic passages like Isaiah 40:5 contrast human frailty and God's eternal glory, urging us to rely on God’s strength over worldly pursuits. In the New Testament, Paul elaborates on this theme, describing the flesh as opposed to the Spirit—a state where selfish desires conflict with spiritual obedience. His writings in Romans and Galatians emphasize the struggle of living according to the flesh versus surrendering to God's guidance through the Holy Spirit, ultimately pointing believers towards finding freedom and fulfillment in Christ's redemptive power.

from the old testament

Sometimes flesh just refers to our bodies. In Genesis 2:24, flesh emphasizes the intimate union between husband and wife, where they become one.

Genesis 6:12–13 uses flesh in referring to the corruption of humanity that led God to bring a flood to cleanse the earth of all flesh, due to widespread violence and wickedness.

Isaiah 40:5 is a prophetic verse declaring that all humanity ("all flesh") will witness the glory of the Lord when it is revealed.

In Jeremiah 17:5–6, Jeremiah pronounces a curse on those who trust in human strength ("makes flesh his strength") rather than relying on God. It contrasts the consequences of trusting in human power versus trusting in the Lord.

from the new testament

From a biblical perspective, the flesh is "that which is contrary to the spirit" (see Galatians 5:17). The flesh and the Spirit are two opposing forces that exist within a believer. The Spirit is just that—the Holy Spirit. The flesh is the part of a believer that disagrees with the Spirit. The makeup of a believer is different from that of an unbeliever, in that an unbeliever does not have the Spirit of God indwelling them. In the case of an unbeliever, the flesh is in agreement with the spirit of that unbeliever.

Paul says "our old self was crucified with him in order that the body of sin might be brought to nothing, so that we would no longer be enslaved to sin" (Romans 6:6). What Paul is describing when he says "the body of sin" is the flesh.

When a believer's old self, sometimes called the "old man," is crucified—by this Paul means brought to faith in Christ, in His redemptive work on the cross—the Spirit indwells the believer, and a "new man" is created. A "new self" with a new nature (2 Corinthians 5:17). This new nature, or new man, is now in conflict with the flesh, because the new man is on the side of the Spirit.

Paul famously describes this conflict in Romans, chapter 7, saying "I do not understand my own actions. For I do not do what I want, but I do the very thing I hate. Now if I do what I do not want, I agree with the law, that it is good. So now it is no longer I who do it, but sin that dwells within me. For I know that nothing good dwells in me, that is, in my flesh. For I have the desire to do what is right, but not the ability to carry it out" (Romans 7:15–18). Later, he says "I delight in the law of God, in my inner being, but I see in my members another law waging war against the law of my mind and making me captive to the law of sin that dwells in my members. Wretched man that I am! Who will deliver me from this body of death? Thanks be to God through Jesus Christ our Lord!" (Romans 7:22–25). Again he mentions here the "body of death" by which he means the flesh.

One of the most difficult habits of the flesh to break is one that Paul addresses repeatedly in his letters: the tendency of the flesh to attempt to gain heaven by law. In Paul's letter to the Galatians, he reminds them that "a person is not justified by works of the law but through faith in Jesus Christ" and again that we have been "crucified with Christ" (Galatians 2:16, 20). He says, "I do not nullify the grace of God, for if righteousness were through the law, then Christ died for no purpose" (Galatians 2:21) This is confusing because of the many laws and rules that the Bible presents. From the law of Moses to Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, we see the standard of perfection that God requires. The flesh responds by saying "I can do that" and attempting to obey, despite the obvious fact that none of us can achieve perfection. But the flesh is deceptive. Of the Pharisees, Jesus said "in vain do they worship me, teaching as doctrines the commandments of men" (Mark 7:7). Why did the Pharisees invent new laws? Didn't they have enough to contend with following the Mosaic law? They had too much to contend with, and they knew it! So, they created alternate laws that they were able to follow. This is the work of the flesh.

implications for today

We need to take John's advice and come into the light, admitting sin, holding fast to God's forgiveness and Christ's substitutionary righteousness, so that we can be freed to live according to the Spirit (1 John 1:7–9). When the Spirit is in the lead, the flesh takes a backseat and we have peace (Romans 8:5–6). But none of that can be accomplished unless we first admit that we cannot obey God's ways in our own strength. We uphold His Word, and His law, as perfect, and a representation of God's nature. We strive to walk in His footsteps because when we do, we have peace (Romans 6:6). But, we still must accept two things: obedience to law will not get us into heaven, and disobedience to law will not exclude us from heaven. Salvation is only possible by God's grace through faith in Christ (Ephesians 2:1–10). There are sins that will destroy your relationships with others, and sins that will destroy your body. There are sins that will wreak havoc on your career and land you in jail. And, once you are in Christ, there are sins that will rob you of sleep, of peace, of joy. But when you are in Christ there is no sin that you can commit that will make God let go of you (Romans 8:1–4). "For I am sure that neither death nor life, nor angels nor rulers, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord" (Romans 8:38).

In the Bible, "flesh" refers to both our physical bodies and our sinful inclinations that oppose God's will.

The New Testament portrays "flesh" as the internal struggle between selfish desires and obedience to God.

Through faith in Christ, believers experience a transformative process where their old sinful nature ("the flesh") is crucified, and they are renewed spiritually to align with the Holy Spirit, thereby walking by the Spirit and not the flesh.

How do you discern between living according to the Spirit versus yielding to fleshly desires in your daily life?

In what areas of your life do you struggle most with the tension between following God's will and gratifying your own fleshly desires?

Reflect on Romans 7:15–25. How does Paul's description of the inner conflict between the flesh and the Spirit resonate with your own experiences?

Why is living in the flesh such a danger?

How can we practically distinguish between actions driven by the flesh and those led by the Spirit in our decisions and interactions?

Considering Galatians 5:16–26, what are some strategies or practices that can help believers overcome the works of the flesh and cultivate the fruits of the Spirit in their lives?

Lord, Lead Me in the Paths of Righteousness Today

 Before we pray, let's first take a moment to listen to God's word and then we'll pray together. 

Righteousness

In 1st Samuel 26:23, David declares, "The Lord rewards everyone for their righteousness and faithfulness. The Lord delivered you into my hands today, but I would not lay a hand on the Lord's anointed." 

If you really think about the first part of that verse, it is both sobering and encouraging. 

The Lord rewards everyone for their righteousness and their faithfulness. 

Those words immediately call me to examine myself before God. 

How do I stand when he looks at me? 

Does he see a faithful servant? 

Does he see a heart that is committed to walking in obedience? 

Or does he see someone who is easily swayed by the world? 

The subject of righteousness has always been both beautiful and challenging.

We are called to live in righteousness. 

Yet scripture makes it clear that in our own strength we fall short. 

As Paul writes in Romans chapter 3 : 23, "For all have sinnedand fall short of the glory of God." 

If we are sinful by nature, how then can God reward us for righteousness? 

What righteousness could we possibly offer him? 

This is where the gospel becomes life to us. 

Righteousness is not something we create. It is something we receive.

When we place our faith in Jesus Christ, his righteousness is credited to us. 

Galatians 2 20 says, "I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. 

The life I now live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God who loved me and gave himself for me. 

That changes everything. 

By myself, I cannot live righteously. 

But when Christ lives in me, I walk in his righteousness. 

I may have been born into sin, as Psalm 51:5 declares, "Surely I was sinful at birth, sinful from the time my mother conceived me." 

Yet through repentance and faith in Jesus Christ, now I am made new. 

My old life is crucified with him and his life now flows in me. 

This means the pursuit of righteousness is really about surrender. 

It is not about how much good I can do to earn God's approval but about how much of myself I am willing to yield to Christ. 

Jesus himself summarized it in Matthew 22: verses 37-38. 

Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. 

This is the first and greatest commandment. 

So then the question becomes, do we love him with everything or are we holding back? 

Do we give him first place or do we let earthly pleasures, success or material gain take priority? 

The Old Testament gives us another perspective in Deuteronomy 6: verses 24-25. 

The Lord commanded us to obey all these decrees and to fear the Lord our God so that we might always prosper and be kept alive as is the case today. And if we are careful to obey all this law before the Lord our God as he has commanded us, that will be our righteousness. 

Obedience and reverence for God. 

This is righteousness. 

It is not just about claiming faith with our lips, but demonstrating it with our lives. 

The Apostle John also reinforces this in 1 John 3:7. 

Little children, let no one deceive you. Whoever practices righteousness is righteous as he is righteous. 

Notice the word practices. 

Righteousness is not a one-time decision. 

It is a daily walk. 

Righteousness is the consistent yielding of our thoughts, words, and actions to God's Spirit. 

But here is the hope. 

We do not walk this road alone. 

God gives us his Spirit to help us. 

Romans 8:4 tells us that the righteous requirement of the law might be fully met in us who do not live according to the flesh, but according to the spirit. 

What we could not do in our strength, the Spirit of God enables us to do in God's strength. 

So when the Bible says the Lord rewards everyone for their righteousness and faithfulness, it is not calling us to perfection but to perseverance,  calling us to remain faithful,

Lord, Lead Me in the Paths of Righteousness Today

Lord, Lead Me in the Paths of Righteousness Today 

So with all that l am, I lift up this prayer of praise and thanksgiving. 

In the mighty name of Lord Jesus Christ, I pray. 

Amen. 

(If this prayer has touched your heart, please say "amen" as a sign of faith. I pray that every blessing in this prayer is now upon you in the name of Jesus Christ.  And if you need a special prayer, feel free to let us know in the comments. We would be honored to pray for you. May the grace and peace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you always.)

There is a secret weapon in the life of every believer that is often overlooked. 

It is not wealth, it is not influence, and it is not human wisdom. 

It is the power of praise. Praise God in all things.

When you choose to lift up the name of the Lord in the middle of difficulty, you are declaring something greater than your pain. 

You are proclaiming that God is stil sovereign, still good, and still worthy of all glory. No matter what you face, it is good for you to praise God. 

Praise him not only when life is easy, but in the very midst of your struggles. 

Praise him while you are still in the storm. 

Praise him before the breakthrough arrives because your worship in advance is an expression of faith that moves the heart of God. 

The Bible reminds us in 1 Thessalonians 5:18, "Give thanks in all circumstances, for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you." 

Notice that it says, "In all circumstances, not just in the good times, not just when the answer comes, but in every season." 

Gratitude and praise in the middle of hardship are evidence that your hope is anchored in God and not in what you see. 

So today I urge you to thank the Lord for the miracle before it comes. 

Praise him for the healing before you feel it. 

Rejoice in the victory before you see it unfold. 

Give him glory for opening the doors. 

Even when right now those doors look shut in your face. 

That is what it means to praise God in advance. 

When you do this, you are taking your eyes off the problem and placing them on the one who is greater than the problem. 

You are refusing to let your pain define you. 

You are saying with your worship, "My God is bigger." 

This is the power of advanced praise. 

It shifts your focus from the burden to the burdenbearer, shift ffrom the valley to the shepherd who walks beside you. 

Think of what you are declaring in those moments. 

You are saying to the enemy, "You will not silence my praise." 

You are saying to your situation, "You may cause me tears. You may test my faith, but you will not steal my song." 

And you are saying to God, I trust you more than I fear what is in front of me. 

Maybe you are dealing with pressure at work. 

Maybe someone has betrayed your trust. 

Maybe bills are piling up and you do not know how to make ends meet. 

Even so, when you lift your voice in praise, you are announcing that God is 

greater than every financial burden, 

greater than every broken relationship, 

greater than every challenge pressing in around you. 

There is a real power in this. 

Praise is not just something we give God because he deserves it, though he certainly does. 

Praise is also a weapon for spiritual warfare. 

It is the way you push back against   discouragement, anxiety, and fear. 

Psalm 22:3 says that God inhabits the praises of his people. 

That means when you begin to worship, his presence fills the atmosphere. 

And where his presence is, chains break, peace flows, and hope rises again.

Think about the sacrifice Jesus Christ made for you. 

John 3:16 tells us, 

"For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whoever believes in him should not perish but have everlasting life." 

If that were the only blessing you ever received, it would still be enough to praise him forever. 

You don't need to wait until everything is perfect in your life to lift your hands. 

Praise  him for the cross of Calvary.. 

Praise him for his blood. 

Praise him because your name is written in the book of life. 

In ( book of ) Acts ( of the Holy Spirit )16, Paul and Silas give us a powerful example. 

The Bible says that at midnight while they were chained in prison, they began to pray and sing hymns to God. 

They didn't wait for the chains to fall before praising. 

They praised while still in them, chains and prisoned. 

And suddenly, the prison shook, the doors flew open, and everyone's chains were loosed. 

Their praise invited the power of God into their impossible situation. 

That is the same God you serve today. 

He has not changed. 

Hebrews chapter 13:8 declares, "Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. 

What he did for Paul and Silas, he can do for you. 

So l encourage you to take a stand today. 

Whatever you are facing, it is not greater than the God who stands with you. 

Whatever mountain is in your path, it cannot compare to the one who created the mountains. 

He is the almighty. 

He is the all powerful one. 

And he will never fail you. 

So lift your praise. 

Let your worship rise above the noise of your circumstances. 

Praise him in your home. 

Praise him in your car. 

Praise him in the quiet moments and in the chaos. 

And as you do, believe that God can turn your situation around in a moment. 

Psalm 34:1 says, "I will bless the Lord at all times. His praise shall continually be in my mouth." 

Make that your declaration. 

Let praise be your response to every situation, both the good and the difficult.

And as you do, watch how God will move. 

Watch how he will transform your heart, strengthen your faith and bring breakthrough in his perfect timing. 

So today, let us praise him for who he is. 

And may our praise invite his power to change everything. 

Now let's take a moment to pray together. 

🙏 

Dear heavenly Father, you are holy, you are faithful, and you are glorious in all of your ways. 

The heavens declare your majesty. 

The earth 

is filled with the v 

vork 

of your 

hands. 

Your word in Revelation 5:12 tells us, 

"Worthy is the Lamb who was slain to 

receive power and wealth and wisdom and 

strength and honor and glory and praise. 

Today I proclaim that Jesus Christ, the 

lamb of God, is worthy of all praise. 

You were slain for my sins. You bore my 

punishment. and through your sacrifice, 

I have eternal life. 

Thank you, Lord Jesus, for loving me so deeply and completely.

I lift up my voice with thanksgiving. 

I do not come only with requests, but with gratitude. 

Thank you, Lord, for healing because your word in Isaiah 53:5 declares, "By his stripes we are healed." 

Thank you for the healing power that flows into my body, into my mind, and into my emotions. 

Thank you for making me whole again. 

I believe in advance that every place of brokenness in me is being restored, well, safe and sound, by your power.

Lord, I thank you for the breakthroughs that are on the way. 

Thank you for opening doors that no one can shut. 

Thank you for blessings that are already prepared for me, waiting to be revealed at the right time. 

Your word in Malachi 3:10 promises that you will open the windows of heaven and pour out blessings until there is no more room to receive them. 

I believe that promise today and I praise you in advance for the overflowing favor that is coming. 

I praise you in advance for restoration in relationships. 

Where there is division, I believe you will bring peace. 

Where there is pain, I believe you will bring healing. 

Where families are broken. 

I believe you will bring reconciliation. 

Thank you for being the God who restores, the God who heals, and the God who binds up the wounds of the brokenhearted. 

Father, your word in Deuteronomy 28:12 says,"The Lord will open to you his good treasure, the heavens, to give the rain to your land in its season, and to bless all the work of your hand. You shall lend to many nations, but you shall not borrow." 

I receive this word into my life. 

I thank you for blessing the work of my hands. 

I thank you for making me fruitful and 

prosperous. 

I thank you that I will not live in lack 

but in abundance. 

That I will lend and not borrow. 

That I will be above and not beneath. 

Even when my eyes see difficulties, my faith sees you, Lord. 

My eyes may see lack. 

But my faith declares that you are Jehovah Jireh, my provider. 

My eyes may see sickness, but my faith sees Jehovah Rapha, my healer.

My eyes may see fear and danger. 

But my heart knows you are my protector, my shield, and my refuge. 

I will not be shaken because you are with me. 

You are greater than my financial struggles. 

You are greater than debt. 

You are greater than the lies of the enemy. 

Ephesians 3: 20 reminds me that you are able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that l ask or think according to the power that works in us. 

So Lord, I praise you not only for what you do, but for who you are. 

Even while I wait for answers, I will not withhold my praise. 

Even if the miracle has not yet come, you are still worthy. 

Even if the storm has not yet passed, I will still lift up my voice in worship. 

For you promised in Isaiah 41:10, "Do not fear, for l am with you. Do not be dismayed, for l am your God. I will  strengthen you and help you. I wil uphold you with my righteous right hand." 

So I choose to trust in you. 

My faith is not based on what I see, but on who you are. 

I stand on your promises.

I believe that you are working even when l do not see it. 

That you are making a way even when the path looks blocked. 

That you are turning all things for my good because I belong to you. 

Lord, I praise you because you are my joy, my peace, and my strength. 

I praise you because you are my deliverer and my defender. 

I praise you because you are my Shepherd who guides me, you are my Father who loves me, and you are my King who reigns forever. 

Your word in Psalm 150 verse 2 says, 

"Praise him for his acts of power. 

Praise him for his surpassing greatness." 

So l praise you for your mighty acts and I praise you for your greatness that my mind cannot fully comprehend. 

King Jesus, may you always remain the affection of my heart and the center of my life. 

Thank you for choosing me. 

Your word in 1 Peter 2:9 says, "But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God's special possession, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light." 

Thank you for pulling me out of darkness and bringing me into your marvelous light. 

Thank you for setting me apart and making me your own.

l declare today that no weapon formed against me shall prosper because l belong to you. 

I declare that greater is he (Holy Spirit )who is in me than he (Devil) who is in the world. 

I declare that l am more than a conqueror through Christ who loves me. 

I declare that my future is in your hands and nothing can separate me from your love. 

So with all that l am, I lift up this prayer of praise and thanksgiving. 

In the mighty name of Jesus Christ, I pray. 

Amen 🙏

French : Seigneur, je te loue d'avance pour ma percée.

 Seigneur, je te loue d'avance pour ma percée.

📖 « Rendez grâces en toutes circonstances, car c'est à votre égard la volonté de Dieu en Jésus-Christ. » – 1 Thessaloniciens 5, verset 18

Il existe une puissance cachée qui peut transformer votre atmosphère, fortifier votre foi et vous ouvrir à une percée : la puissance de la louange. 🙌

Dans cette prière, vous vous rappellerez que la louange n'est pas seulement une réponse à ce que Dieu a fait, mais une déclaration de confiance en qui il est. C'est une adoration anticipée. Une foi qui chante dans l'obscurité avant que la lumière ne perce.

✅ Louez avant le miracle.

✅ Remerciez Dieu avant que la réponse n'arrive.

✅ Adorez non pas parce que la vie est parfaite, mais parce que Dieu est toujours bon.

Vous traversez peut-être une période difficile. Vous attendez peut-être que des portes s'ouvrent ou que vos prières soient exaucées. Voici votre rappel : lorsque vous choisissez de louer Dieu au cœur de vos difficultés, vous déplacez votre attention du problème vers le Gardien de la Promesse.

Même dans la tempête.

Même dans le silence.

Même lorsque la percée n’est pas encore arrivée,

Il mérite encore votre louange.

🙏 Joignez-vous à nous dans cette puissante prière d’action de grâce et d’adoration. Élevons la voix ensemble et louons Dieu d’avance pour la victoire qu’il prépare déjà.

📖 Références bibliques :

•  « Rendez grâces en toutes circonstances, car c’est à votre égard la volonté de Dieu en Jésus-Christ. » ~ 1 Thessaloniciens 5:18

• Mais toi, tu es saint, toi qui habites les louanges d’Israël. ~ Psaume 22:3

•  Car Dieu a tant aimé le monde qu’il a donné son Fils unique, afin que quiconque croit en lui ne périsse point, mais qu’il ait la vie éternelle. ~ Jean 3:16

•  Au milieu de la nuit, Paul et Silas priaient et chantaient des louanges à Dieu. Les prisonniers les entendaient.

Tout à coup, il y eut un grand tremblement de terre, si bien que les fondements de la prison furent ébranlés. Aussitôt toutes les portes s'ouvrirent, et les liens de tous furent détachés. ~  Actes 16:25–26

•  Jésus-Christ est le même hier, aujourd'hui, et éternellement. ~ Hébreux 13:8

•  Je bénirai le Seigneur en tout temps ; sa louange sera continuellement dans ma bouche. ~ Psaume 34:1

• Disant d'une voix forte : L'Agneau qui a été immolé est digne de recevoir la puissance, la richesse, la sagesse, la force, l'honneur, la gloire, et la louange. ~ Apocalypse 5:12

• Mais il était blessé pour nos péchés, brisé pour nos iniquités ; le châtiment qui nous donne la paix est tombé sur lui, et c'est par ses meurtrissures que nous sommes guéris. ~ Ésaïe 53:5

• Apportez toutes les dîmes à la maison du trésor, afin qu'il y ait de la nourriture dans ma maison. Mettez-moi donc à l'épreuve par cela, dit l'Éternel des armées. Vous verrez si je n'ouvre pas pour vous les écluses des cieux, si je ne répands pas sur vous la bénédiction en abondance. ~ Malachie 3:10

• L'Éternel t'ouvrira son bon trésor, les cieux, pour envoyer la pluie à ton pays en son temps et pour bénir tout le travail de tes mains. Tu prêteras à beaucoup de nations, et tu n'emprunteras pas. ~ Deutéronome 28:12

• Or, à celui qui peut faire, par la puissance qui agit en nous, infiniment au-delà de tout ce que nous demandons ou pensons, ~ Éphésiens 3:20

• Ne crains point, car je suis avec toi ; ne sois point effrayé, car je suis ton Dieu ; je te fortifierai, je t'aiderai ; Oui, je te soutiendrai de la droite de ma justice. ~ Ésaïe 41:10

• Louez-le pour ses hauts faits ; louez-le selon sa grandeur majestueuse. ~ Psaume 150:2

• Mais vous, vous êtes une race élue, un sacerdoce royal, une nation sainte, un peuple acquis, afin que vous annonciez les vertus de celui qui vous a appelés des ténèbres à son admirable lumière. ~ 1 Pierre 2:9

💬 Que le Seigneur vous bénisse et vous garde toujours. 🙏

(Arabic) : يا رب، أحمدك مُسبقًا على اختراقي.

📖 "اشكروا في كل شيء، لأن هذه هي مشيئة الله في المسيح يسوع من جهتكم." - ١ تسالونيكي ٥، الآية ١٨

هناك قوة خفية قادرة على تغيير أجواء حياتك، وتقوية إيمانك، وإطلاق العنان لانطلاقتك - إنها قوة التسبيح. 🙌

في هذه الصلاة، ستُذكر بأن التسبيح ليس مجرد استجابة لما فعله الله، بل هو إعلان ثقة في ذاته. إنه عبادة مُسبقة. إيمان يُرنم في الظلام قبل أن ينبثق النور.

✅ تسبيح قبل المعجزة.

✅ اشكر الله قبل أن يأتي الجواب.

✅ اعبد ليس لأن الحياة مثالية، بل لأن الله لا يزال صالحًا.

ربما كنت تمر بفترة صعبة. ربما تنتظر أن تُفتح الأبواب أو أن تُستجاب دعواتك. هذا تذكيركم: عندما تختارون تسبيح الله في خضم صراعكم، فإنكم تحولون تركيزكم من المشكلة إلى حارس الوعد.

حتى في العاصفة.

حتى في الصمت.

حتى عندما لم تأتِ الفرجة بعد -

فهو لا يزال يستحق تسبيحكم.

🙏 انضموا إلينا في هذه الصلاة القوية من الشكر والعبادة. لنرفع أصواتنا معًا ونسبح الله مُسبقًا على النصر الذي يُعِدّه لكم.

📖 مراجع الكتاب المقدس:

•  "اشكروا في كل شيء، لأن هذه هي مشيئة الله لكم في المسيح يسوع." ~ 1 تسالونيكي 5: 18

• وأنت قدوس، أيها الساكن في تسبيحات إسرائيل. ~ مزمور 22: 3

•  لأنه هكذا أحب الله العالم حتى بذل ابنه الوحيد، لكي لا يهلك كل من يؤمن به، بل تكون له الحياة الأبدية. ~ يوحنا ٣: ١٦

• وفي نصف الليل، صلّى بولس وسيلا وسبّحا الله، فسمعهما المسجونون.

وفجأة حدثت زلزلة عظيمة، حتى تزعزعت أساسات السجن، وانفتحت الأبواب كلها في الحال، وانفكّت قيود الجميع. ~ أعمال الرسل ١٦: ٢٥-٢٦

• يسوع المسيح هو هو أمسًا واليوم وإلى الأبد. ~ عبرانيين ١٣: ٨

• أبارك الرب في كل حين، ويكون تسبيحه في فمي دائمًا. ~ مزمور ٣٤: ١

• قائلين بصوت عظيم: مستحق هو الخروف المذبوح أن ينال القدرة والغنى والحكمة والقوة والكرامة والمجد والبركة. ~ رؤيا يوحنا ٥: ١٢

• ولكنه جُرح لأجل معاصينا، سُحق لأجل آثامنا. تأديب سلامنا عليه. وبجلداته شفينا. ~ إشعياء ٥٣: ٥

• هاتوا جميع العشور إلى المخزن ليكون في بيتي طعام، وجربوني الآن بهذا، يقول رب الجنود، إن كنت لا أفتح لكم نوافذ السماء وأفيض عليكم بركة حتى لا يتسع لها مكان. ~ ملاخي ٣: ١٠

• يفتح الرب لك كنزه الصالح، السماء، ليعطي مطر أرضك في حينه، وليبارك كل عمل يدك، فتقرض أممًا كثيرة، ولا تقترض. ~ تثنية ٢٨: ١٢

• والآن، إلى القادر أن يفعل فوق كل ما نطلبه أو نفكر فيه، بحسب القوة التي تعمل فينا، ~ أفسس ٣: ٢٠

• لا تخف، لأني معك. لا ترتعب، لأني أنا إلهك. سأقويك. نعم، سأعينك، نعم، سأعضدك بيمين بري. ~ إشعياء ٤١: ١٠

• سبحوه على جبروته، سبحوه حسب عظمته الفائقة. ~ مزمور ١٥٠: ٢

• أما أنتم، فجيل مختار، وكهنوت ملكي، وأمة مقدسة، وشعب مقتنى، لكي تُخبروا بفضائل الذي دعاكم من الظلمة إلى نوره العجيب. ~ ١ بطرس ٢: ٩

💬 ليبارككم الرب ويحفظكم دائمًا. 🙏

ya rabi, 'ahmaduk musbqan ealaa akhtiraqi.

📖 "ashkuruu fi kuli shay'in, li'ana hadhih hi mashiyat allah fi almasih yasue min jihatikima." - 1 tisaluniki 5, alayat 18

hunak quat khafiat qadirat ealaa taghyir 'ajwa' hayatika, wataqwiat 'iimanki, wa'iitlaq aleinan liantilaqatik - 'iinaha quat altasbihi. 🙌

fi hadhih alsalati, studhkr bi'ana altasbih lays mujarad astijabat lama faealah allahu, bal hu 'iielan thiqat fi dhatihi. 'iinah eibadat musbq. 'iiman yurnm fi alzalam qabl 'an yanbathiq alnuwru.

✅ tasbih qabl almuejizati.

✅ ashkur allah qabl 'an yati aljawabi.

✅ aebud lays li'ana alhayat mithaliatun, bal li'ana allah la yazal salhan.

rubama kunt tamuru bifatrat saebatin. rubama tantazir 'an tufth al'abwab 'aw 'an tustjab daeawatika. hadha tadhkirukum: eindama takhtarun tasbih allah fi khidami siraeikum, fa'iinakum tuhawilun tarkizakum min almushkilat 'iilaa haris alwaedi.

hataa fi aleasifati.

hataa fi alsamti.

hataa eindama lam tat alfurjat baed -

fahu la yazal yastahiqu tasbihakamu.

🙏 andamuu 'iilayna fi hadhih alsalat alqawiat min alshukr waleibadati. linarfae 'aswatana mean wanasbah allah musbqan ealaa alnasr aladhi yueiddh lakm.

📖 marajie alkitaab almiqdasi:

• "ashkuruu fi kuli shay'in, li'ana hadhih hi mashiyat allah lakum fi almasih yasuea." ~ 1 tisaluniki 5: 18

• wa'ant qiduws, 'ayuha alsaakin fi tasbihat 'iisrayiyl. ~ mazmur 22: 3

• li'anah hakadha 'ahaba allah alealam hataa badhal abnah alwahida, likay la yuhlik kulu man yumin bihi, bal takun lah alhayat al'abadiatu. ~ yuhanaa 3: 16

• wafi nisf allayli, slla bulis wasilan wsbbha allahu, fasamieahuma almasjununa.

wafaj'atan hadathat zalzalat eazimatun, hataa tazaezaeat 'asasat alsijnu, wanfatahat al'abwab kuluha fi alhala, wanfkkt quyud aljamiea. ~ 'aemal alrusul 16: 25-26

• yasue almasih hu hu amsan walyawm wa'iilaa al'abdu. ~ eibraniiyn 13: 8

• 'ubarik alraba fi kuli hina, wayakun tasbihuh fi fami dayman. ~ mazmur 34: 1

• qayilin bisawt eazimin: mustahiqun hu alkharuf almadhbuh 'an yanal alqudrat walghinaa walhikmat walquat walkaramat walmajd walbarakata. ~ ruya yuhanaa 5: 12

• walakinah jurh li'ajl maeasina, suhq li'ajal athamna. tadib salamina ealayhi. wabijildatih shifina. ~ 'iisheia' 53: 5

• hatuu jamie aleushur 'iilaa almakhzan liakun fi bayti taeami, wajarabuni alan bihadha, yaqul rabu aljunudi, 'iin kunt la 'aftah lakum nawafidh alsama' wa'afid ealaykum barakatan hataa la yatasie laha makanu. ~ milakhi 3: 10

• yaftah alrabu lak kanazah alsaaliha, alsama'a, liueti matar 'ardik fi hinihi, waliubarak kula eamal yadika, fatuqrid amman kathiratan, wala taqtaridu. ~ tathniat 28: 12

• walan, 'iilaa alqadir 'an yafeal fawq kuli ma natlubuh 'aw nufakir fihi, bihasab alquat alati taemal fina, ~ 'afsis 3: 20

• la takhafi, li'aniy maeka. la tartaeib, li'aniy 'ana 'iilahaka. sa'aquiki. niema, sa'ueinaka, niema, sa'aediduk biamin biri. ~ 'iisheia' 41: 10

• sabihuh ealaa jabaruatihi, sabihuh hasab eazamatih alfayiqata. ~ mazmur 150: 2

• 'amaa 'antami, fajil mukhtari, wakahanut malaki, wa'umat muqadasatun, washaeb muqtanaa, likay tukhbru bifadayil aladhi daeakum min alzulmat 'iilaa nurih aleajiba. ~ 1 butrus 2: 9

💬 liubarikakum alraba wayahfazakum dayman. 🙏

主啊，我提前赞美祢，因祢的突破 Seigneur, je te loue d'avance pour ma percée.

 主啊，我提前赞美祢，因祢的突破

📖 “凡事谢恩，因为这是神在基督耶稣里向你们所定的旨意。”——帖撒罗尼迦前书 5 章 18 节

有一种隐藏的力量可以改变你的氛围，坚固你的信心，并释放突破——那就是赞美的力量。🙌

在这个祷告中，你会被提醒，赞美不仅仅是对神所成就之事的回应——它是对祂的信靠的宣告。它是提前的敬拜。一种在光明破晓之前，在黑暗中歌唱的信心。

✅ 在奇迹发生之前赞美。

✅ 在答案到来之前感谢神。

✅ 敬拜不是因为生活完美，而是因为神仍然是美善的。

也许你正经历着一段艰难的时期。也许你在等待大门打开，或祈祷得到回应。 这是对你的提醒：当你在困境中选择赞美上帝时，你就将注意力从问题转移到了那位信守承诺的上帝身上。

即使在暴风雨中。

即使在寂静中。

即使在突破尚未到来——

他仍然值得你的赞美。

🙏 加入我们这充满力量的感恩和敬拜祷告。让我们一起高声赞美上帝，为他已预备的胜利而赞美他。

📖 圣经参考：

•  “凡事谢恩，因为这是神在基督耶稣里向你们所定的旨意。”~ 帖撒罗尼迦前书 5:18

• 但你是圣洁的，你是用以色列的赞美为宝座的。~ 诗篇 22:3

•  神爱世人，甚至将他的独生子赐给他们，叫一切信他的，不至灭亡，反得永生。  ~ 约翰福音 3:16

•  约在半夜，保罗和西拉祷告唱诗赞美神，众囚犯也侧耳而听。

  忽然地大震动，甚至监牢的地基都摇动了，监门立刻全开，众囚犯的锁链也都松开了。~ 使徒行传 16:25-26

•  耶稣基督昨日、今日、一直到永远，是一样的。~ 希伯来书 13:8

•  我要时时称颂耶和华；赞美他的话必常在我口中。~ 诗篇 34:1

• 大声说：“曾被杀的羔羊是配得权柄、丰富、智慧、能力、尊贵、荣耀、颂赞的。”~ 启示录 5:12

• 哪知他为我们的过犯受害，为我们的罪孽压伤；因他受的刑罚，我们得平安； 因他受的鞭伤，我们得医治。~ 以赛亚书 53:5

• 万军之耶和华说：你们要将当纳的十分之一全然送入仓库，使我家有粮。以此试试我，是否为你们敞开天上的窗户，倾福与你们，甚至无处可容。~ 玛拉基书 3:10

• 耶和华必为你开天上的府库，按时降雨在你的地上，在你手里所办的一切事上赐福与你。你必借给许多国民，也不至向他们借贷。~ 申命记 28:12

• 那能照着运行在我们心里的大力，充充足足地成就一切，超过我们所求所想的。~ 以弗所书 3:20

• 不要害怕，因为我与你同在；不要惊惶； 因为我是你的神，我必坚固你，我必帮助你，我必用我公义的右手扶持你。~ 以赛亚书 41:10

• 要因他大能的作为赞美他，按着他至高的威严赞美他。~ 诗篇 150:2

• 惟有你们是被拣选的族类，是有君尊的祭司，是圣洁的国度，是属神的子民，要叫你们宣扬那召你们出黑暗入奇妙光明者的美德。~ 彼得前书 2:9

💬 愿主赐福给你们，永远保护你们。🙏

Seigneur, je te loue d'avance pour ma percée.

📖 « Rendez grâces en toutes circonstances, car c'est à votre égard la volonté de Dieu en Jésus-Christ. » – 1 Thessaloniciens 5, verset 18

Il existe une puissance cachée qui peut transformer votre atmosphère, fortifier votre foi et vous ouvrir à une percée : la puissance de la louange. 🙌

Dans cette prière, vous vous rappellerez que la louange n'est pas seulement une réponse à ce que Dieu a fait, mais une déclaration de confiance en qui il est. C'est une adoration anticipée. Une foi qui chante dans l'obscurité avant que la lumière ne perce.

✅ Louez avant le miracle.

✅ Remerciez Dieu avant que la réponse n'arrive.

✅ Adorez non pas parce que la vie est parfaite, mais parce que Dieu est toujours bon.

Vous traversez peut-être une période difficile. Vous attendez peut-être que des portes s'ouvrent ou que vos prières soient exaucées. Voici votre rappel : lorsque vous choisissez de louer Dieu au cœur de vos difficultés, vous déplacez votre attention du problème vers le Gardien de la Promesse.

Même dans la tempête.

Même dans le silence.

Même lorsque la percée n’est pas encore arrivée,

Il mérite encore votre louange.

🙏 Joignez-vous à nous dans cette puissante prière d’action de grâce et d’adoration. Élevons la voix ensemble et louons Dieu d’avance pour la victoire qu’il prépare déjà.

📖 Références bibliques :

•  « Rendez grâces en toutes circonstances, car c’est à votre égard la volonté de Dieu en Jésus-Christ. » ~ 1 Thessaloniciens 5:18

• Mais toi, tu es saint, toi qui habites les louanges d’Israël. ~ Psaume 22:3

•  Car Dieu a tant aimé le monde qu’il a donné son Fils unique, afin que quiconque croit en lui ne périsse point, mais qu’il ait la vie éternelle. ~ Jean 3:16

•  Au milieu de la nuit, Paul et Silas priaient et chantaient des louanges à Dieu. Les prisonniers les entendaient.

Tout à coup, il y eut un grand tremblement de terre, si bien que les fondements de la prison furent ébranlés. Aussitôt toutes les portes s'ouvrirent, et les liens de tous furent détachés. ~  Actes 16:25–26

•  Jésus-Christ est le même hier, aujourd'hui, et éternellement. ~ Hébreux 13:8

•  Je bénirai le Seigneur en tout temps ; sa louange sera continuellement dans ma bouche. ~ Psaume 34:1

• Disant d'une voix forte : L'Agneau qui a été immolé est digne de recevoir la puissance, la richesse, la sagesse, la force, l'honneur, la gloire, et la louange. ~ Apocalypse 5:12

• Mais il était blessé pour nos péchés, brisé pour nos iniquités ; le châtiment qui nous donne la paix est tombé sur lui, et c'est par ses meurtrissures que nous sommes guéris. ~ Ésaïe 53:5

• Apportez toutes les dîmes à la maison du trésor, afin qu'il y ait de la nourriture dans ma maison. Mettez-moi donc à l'épreuve par cela, dit l'Éternel des armées. Vous verrez si je n'ouvre pas pour vous les écluses des cieux, si je ne répands pas sur vous la bénédiction en abondance. ~ Malachie 3:10

• L'Éternel t'ouvrira son bon trésor, les cieux, pour envoyer la pluie à ton pays en son temps et pour bénir tout le travail de tes mains. Tu prêteras à beaucoup de nations, et tu n'emprunteras pas. ~ Deutéronome 28:12

• Or, à celui qui peut faire, par la puissance qui agit en nous, infiniment au-delà de tout ce que nous demandons ou pensons, ~ Éphésiens 3:20

• Ne crains point, car je suis avec toi ; ne sois point effrayé, car je suis ton Dieu ; je te fortifierai, je t'aiderai ; Oui, je te soutiendrai de la droite de ma justice. ~ Ésaïe 41:10

• Louez-le pour ses hauts faits ; louez-le selon sa grandeur majestueuse. ~ Psaume 150:2

• Mais vous, vous êtes une race élue, un sacerdoce royal, une nation sainte, un peuple acquis, afin que vous annonciez les vertus de celui qui vous a appelés des ténèbres à son admirable lumière. ~ 1 Pierre 2:9

💬 Que le Seigneur vous bénisse et vous garde toujours. 🙏