December 26-Offering of Worship 

Good Wednesday and I hope you had a great Christmas with family and friends. My group came back together for one last holiday hop-rah. 


I’ve been listening to Christmas music for the last few weeks and the song that kept playing in my head after I went to bed was “I bring an offering of worship to my King. No one on earth deserves the praises that we sing. Lord I bring an offering to you.” And that’s my prayer—that we can all bring that offering of praise to the King throughout this next year in all we do. Because truly, who does deserve our praise if not the one who destroyed death for us?


“but it has now been revealed through the appearing of our Savior, Christ Jesus, who has destroyed death and has brought life and immortality to light through the gospel.”

‭‭2 Timothy‬ ‭1:10‬ ‭NIV‬‬


Through His appearing, life and immortality are ours simply by asking. What more could He do? He is Jehovah-Sabaoth (the Lord Almighty) who is the sovereign God over all the powers of the universe. So with that comes the power to wipe out death and deliver us from this world. 


Today while you are cleaning up from the holiday, just give Him the praise He deserves...in all you do. 


Dear Lord Almighty, we bring to you our offering of praise for you truly are the only one worthy. We are in awe of your great love for us —no greater love hath any man. We honor you and glorify you this day and we ask for you blessings. We pray Father that you would lead us into this new year and that we might be wholly yours.  

Love you dear friend,

Pam


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