October UpdateSing His Praises Always, Never StopSharing God’s word on Sunday at Lost Lagoon, collecting equipment around the city of Houston, gathering up inventory to ship to Mexico, Jamaica and Kazakhstan, speaking with individuals around the world who are requesting equipment, organizing conversations around advancing HiS Print globally, working and planning at HiS Place to create a home for HiS Print locally, sharing God’s word in one-on-one mentoring relationships, attempting to be a nurse to a bride who had recent knee replacement surgery (need a lot of prayer there), and continuing to sing His Praises for all that wondrous work He has done and the work He is preparing us for. I’m tired just writing all that let alone looking back and realizing all that has been accomplished for the Kingdom. It makes me shake my head in wonder of how it gets accomplished week after week! I recently shared Psalm 40:1-5 poolside at Lost Lagoon RV Resort and it hit me hard as to importance of singing HiSPrint praises and why! “Blessed is the man who makes the LORD his trust, who does not turn to the proud, to those who go astray after a lie! You have multiplied, O LORD my God, your wondrous deeds and your thoughts toward us; none can compare with you! I will proclaim and tell of them, yet they are more than can be told.” Psalm 40:4-5 This Psalm emphasizes the importance of trusting in Him in all things. From everyday decisions to major once-in-a-lifetime commitments, we need to put our trust ALWAYS in Him. Also that we are to praise Him for all the wondrous deeds, miracles performed, questions answered and blessings poured out on us and for His thoughts toward us! Ask yourself, when should I stop praising Him? Let me answer that for you: NEVER! It’s when you stop that you’ll start doing something else to fill the void. Remember King David reminded us right there in verse 5, “I will proclaim and tell of them, yet they are more than can be told.” Never stop praising Him so your focus will always remain vertically on Him and others will place their trust in Him as well (verse 3). As I reflect on all that has occurred these past six weeks, I praise Him constantly, consistently and continually. I’m going to let the picture speak the praises and just ask that you speak of His praises in your own life! |
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