Bless The Lord; in everything we do

Read: Psalms 103

 Bless the Lord, O my soul; And all that is within me, bless His holy name! Psalms 103:1

 

Good Morning!

In everything that you do, bless the Lord. Blessing the Lord: How can it be done? With our daily chaotic schedules, how can we bless the Lord? 

Learning how to Bless the Lord, David is a great example. Throughout the book of Psalms, his deep affection for God is displayed.

"Bless the Lord with all my Soul. Praise the Lord and forget not all his benefits (Psalms 103:1-5).  How can we Bless the Lord today?

 

"Barak" is the Hebrew word for blessing, which means praise or kneel. Praising the Lord daily is the initial method for us to Bless the Lord. In Ephesians 5:20, Paul instructs to always give thanks to God. How can we always give thanks to God with our busy lives?

 

Throughout the day, the Children of Israel took time to bless and praise the Lord. they intertwined blessings and thankfulness by Incorporating brief prayers of thanks, they would honor God. To bless the Lord daily, what can we do?

 

Bless the Lord not only in the morning, but also throughout the day, as there are countless reasons to be thankful. 

We can bless the Lord for he is the creator of the beauty and splendor we see and enjoy as the days shift from light to darkness and the seasons change. We can Bless the Lord for the storms we face, including rain, snow, and clapping thunder. This and many other things to remind us of his greatness. Bless the Lord in both good and bad times. Bless the Lord while waiting for joyous moments, like a birth, birthday, or wedding.

 

The more we Bless the Lord in our daily lives, we will begin to see that the whole world is full of his Glory. Bless the Lord with all your soul. 

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Praise for the Lord’s mercies

If there was someone who could pull you from your pit of misery without condemning you, satisfy your desires with good things, compassionate, gracious, and slow to anger, abounding in love. Would you want to meet them? What would you do or say when you did meet them? God is that someone. We often forget God’s mercies. More often than not, we forget to give God praise. We tend to complain and ask for our desires rather than praise Him. Psalms 103 is probably the most perfect and purest Psalms in the Bible.  2020 has been an unprecedented year, and it’s not over yet. From COVID, fires, hurricanes, riots, police brutality, and Hatred we have seen or have experienced the fury one way or another. Take time to praise God through life’s storms. Use Psalms 103 as your praise guide. Bless the Lord, O my soul: and all that is within me, bless his holy name!