Have you ever wondered why we sing as an expression of our faith in and love for God? Or maybe you’ve seen people in church lift their hands, or bow down, or even dance around while singing! What is this all about? Should Christians be doing these things? In this message we will walk through the Scriptures and discover the God given purpose and design behind many different expressions of praise — sure to challenge and encourage you!

Our discipleship to Jesus must impact our relationship with others. During this Spiritual Growth Focus we are seeking to grow in God’s love by opening our hearts to the transforming inner work of the Holy Spirit while also opening our hands to be equipped by God’s Word with practical skills to love others well.

Our discipleship to Jesus must impact our relationship with others. During this Spiritual Growth Focus we are seeking to grow in God’s love by opening our hearts to the transforming inner work of the Holy Spirit while also opening our hands to be equipped by God’s Word with practical skills to love others well.

Our discipleship to Jesus must impact our relationship with others. During this Spiritual Growth Focus we are seeking to grow in God’s love by opening our hearts to the transforming inner work of the Holy Spirit while also opening our hands to be equipped by God’s Word with practical skills to love others well.

Our discipleship to Jesus must impact our relationship with others. During this Spiritual Growth Focus we are seeking to grow in God’s love by opening our hearts to the transforming inner work of the Holy Spirit while also opening our hands to be equipped by God’s Word with practical skills to love others well.

Our discipleship to Jesus must impact our relationship with others. During this Spiritual Growth Focus we are seeking to grow in God’s love by opening our hearts to the transforming inner work of the Holy Spirit while also opening our hands to be equipped by God’s Word with practical skills to love others well.

Our discipleship to Jesus must impact our relationship with others. During this Spiritual Growth Focus we are seeking to grow in God’s love by opening our hearts to the transforming inner work of the Holy Spirit while also opening our hands to be equipped by God’s Word with practical skills to love others well.

Our discipleship to Jesus must impact our relationship with others. During this Spiritual Growth Focus we are seeking to grow in God’s love by opening our hearts to the transforming inner work of the Holy Spirit while also opening our hands to be equipped by God’s Word with practical skills to love others well.

Our discipleship to Jesus must impact our relationship with others. During this Spiritual Growth Focus we are seeking to grow in God’s love by opening our hearts to the transforming inner work of the Holy Spirit while also opening our hands to be equipped by God’s Word with practical skills to love others well.

Ecclesiastes 10:10 says “If the iron is blunt, and one does not sharpen the edge, he must use more strength, but wisdom helps one to succeed.” Over the course of time, the stress and challenges of life have a way of wearing us down spiritually, mentally, physically, and emotionally. When we are worn down, everything becomes more difficult. God in his wisdom has given us simple ways to pursue and implement His wisdom in our life so that we can be sharpened and thus be more effective in the various areas of our life for His glory and our good.

Ecclesiastes 10:10 says “If the iron is blunt, and one does not sharpen the edge, he must use more strength, but wisdom helps one to succeed.” Over the course of time, the stress and challenges of life have a way of wearing us down spiritually, mentally, physically, and emotionally. When we are worn down, everything becomes more difficult. God in his wisdom has given us simple ways to pursue and implement His wisdom in our life so that we can be sharpened and thus be more effective in the various areas of our life for His glory and our good.

Ecclesiastes 10:10 says “If the iron is blunt, and one does not sharpen the edge, he must use more strength, but wisdom helps one to succeed.” Over the course of time, the stress and challenges of life have a way of wearing us down spiritually, mentally, physically, and emotionally. When we are worn down, everything becomes more difficult. God in his wisdom has given us simple ways to pursue and implement His wisdom in our life so that we can be sharpened and thus be more effective in the various areas of our life for His glory and our good.

Ecclesiastes 10:10 says “If the iron is blunt, and one does not sharpen the edge, he must use more strength, but wisdom helps one to succeed.” Over the course of time, the stress and challenges of life have a way of wearing us down spiritually, mentally, physically, and emotionally. When we are worn down, everything becomes more difficult. God in his wisdom has given us simple ways to pursue and implement His wisdom in our life so that we can be sharpened and thus be more effective in the various areas of our life for His glory and our good.

Ecclesiastes 10:10 says “If the iron is blunt, and one does not sharpen the edge, he must use more strength, but wisdom helps one to succeed.” Over the course of time, the stress and challenges of life have a way of wearing us down spiritually, mentally, physically, and emotionally. When we are worn down, everything becomes more difficult. God in his wisdom has given us simple ways to pursue and implement His wisdom in our life so that we can be sharpened and thus be more effective in the various areas of our life for His glory and our good.

Deuteronomy was Moses’ final words of instruction, wisdom, encouragement, and warning addressed to the next generation of God’s people, to strengthen their relationship with God, their families, and their community as they stood on the edge of God’s promises being fulfilled. Today, we find ourselves in a similar story, as God empowers us to call young people to Jesus, strengthen the family, and step forward into new territory as a church.

Deuteronomy was Moses’ final words of instruction, wisdom, encouragement, and warning addressed to the next generation of God’s people, to strengthen their relationship with God, their families, and their community as they stood on the edge of God’s promises being fulfilled. Today, we find ourselves in a similar story, as God empowers us to call young people to Jesus, strengthen the family, and step forward into new territory as a church.

Deuteronomy was Moses’ final words of instruction, wisdom, encouragement, and warning addressed to the next generation of God’s people, to strengthen their relationship with God, their families, and their community as they stood on the edge of God’s promises being fulfilled. Today, we find ourselves in a similar story, as God empowers us to call young people to Jesus, strengthen the family, and step forward into new territory as a church.

Deuteronomy was Moses’ final words of instruction, wisdom, encouragement, and warning addressed to the next generation of God’s people, to strengthen their relationship with God, their families, and their community as they stood on the edge of God’s promises being fulfilled. Today, we find ourselves in a similar story, as God empowers us to call young people to Jesus, strengthen the family, and step forward into new territory as a church.

Deuteronomy was Moses’ final words of instruction, wisdom, encouragement, and warning addressed to the next generation of God’s people, to strengthen their relationship with God, their families, and their community as they stood on the edge of God’s promises being fulfilled. Today, we find ourselves in a similar story, as God empowers us to call young people to Jesus, strengthen the family, and step forward into new territory as a church.

Deuteronomy was Moses’ final words of instruction, wisdom, encouragement, and warning addressed to the next generation of God’s people, to strengthen their relationship with God, their families, and their community as they stood on the edge of God’s promises being fulfilled. Today, we find ourselves in a similar story, as God empowers us to call young people to Jesus, strengthen the family, and step forward into new territory as a church.