Sermons on Praise
TASTE AND SEE!
TASTE AND SEE! Psalm 34:1-9 In his message “Taste and See,” Pastor Rob Mullins teaches on our duty, our deliverance, and our delight from Psalm 34:1-9. Learn about the strength, hope, and protection we have as we praise and reverently fear God. SOURCES Blevins, Jim. (2005). The Alliterated Bible. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. McMillan, Otis. Newland, Melvin. (August 19, 2022). Dwelling in the Shelter … [Sermon]. SermonCentral. https://www.sermoncentral.com/sermons/dwelling-in-the-shelter-melvin-newland-sermon-on-shelter-267651 Peters, Jack. Soyinka, Julius Swindoll, Chuck. Vasicek, Ed. (January 18, 2010). The…
TOTAL PRAISE
TOTAL PRAISE PSALM 111 The Bible tells us to praise God. It also says to enter His presence with thanksgiving, praise, joyful singing, and blessing His name. God desires truth in our inner being, so our praise must be authentic – not rotely repeating phrases. Praise is our heart’s response to the person, presence, position, power, greatness, holiness, majesty, and love of God. Genuine praise requires total involvement of our mind, will, and spirit. What do we praise about God?…