What would our worship look like if every breath we took were a conscious reminder of God’s relentless grace, and if gratitude, rather than habit, were the very language of our devotion?
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A central component of worship is gratitude. This sermon encourages the congregation to intentionally remember all that God has done for them. Using Psalm 103, it guides listeners to "bless the Lord" by recalling His forgiveness, healing, redemption, love, and satisfaction. A heart of gratitude is the wellspring of genuine worship.
What would our worship look like if every breath we took were a conscious reminder of God’s relentless grace, and if gratitude, rather than habit, were the very language of our devotion?
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