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Devotional - 04th June 2020

'I will sing unto the Lord as long as I live: I will sing  praise to my God while I have my being' (Psalm 104:33).

God is the God of our lives. He is our Creator; He is our Father; our Shield; our Rock; our Healer; He is Almighty. Who is like unto our God? The answer is simple, no one! There are so many reasons to sing unto the Lord and praise Him. We should sing praises continuously unto God while we have our being; because we live, move, and have our being in Him. He alone is worthy of such exultant worship. He alone is deserving of our everlasting praise. He is the One who stretched forth His hands and spoke the earth into existence and created mankind lovingly in His image and likeness from the dust of the earth and breathe His breath in us. Wow! How awesome and amazing is our God. His wisdom is great above all His creature, He hung the earth on an invisible foundation; He sets the moon and the sun on their appointed path; the seas and the ocean know only to come thus far. Nature itself teaches us of the wonderful works of God. Take time to meditate on His wonders, and to concentrate on His greatness, to rejoice on his wondrous work. You will certainly find reasons to sing unto Him all the days of your life and to sing praises to Him - 'your God' while you have breath to do so. The Lord is our everlasting hope and strength, we will rejoice and be glad in Him. It was Jesus with the Father who created us; it was Jesus our Creator that came and bought us back after the fall of man, with His precious blood. As His blood-bought children, let us, like the Psalmist cultivate the same attitude of praise and express our gratitude and Thanksgiving for all that God has done for us. Let us rejoice in the Lord always, and sing praise to Him as long as we live. We are truly bless, as God through our faith in Christ, has saved us by His grace through time and in eternity. Purpose in your heart today saying, "I will sing unto the Lord as long as I live: I will sing praise to my God while I have my being."

Have a wonderful day 🌹🌹

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