A Voice For Worship

“Cast your burden on the Lord, and he will sustain you; he will never permit the righteous to be moved.” (Psalm 55:22)

A new perspective on patience. When patience becomes a part of our worship.

A Voice for Worship: The Five Offerings, and How They Point to Jesus. What if the tabernacle offerings were a dress rehearsal for the cross? In this episode, host Waldo Malan talks with Dr. Lynn Griebahn about the five offerings the priests made: the burnt, meal, peace, sin and trespass offerings. They show how Jesus fulfilled each one. Lynn draws on Hebrew word meanings to explore the seven times Christ's blood was shed, what the laying on of hands meant, and why Barabbas's full name matters. From there, the two look at Mary's costly anointing and the "sacrifice of praise." They move on to Jehoshaphat's praise that won a battle, and the name "I AM." Everything comes back to one message: worship isn't about what we do. It's about trusting a God who loved us first and resting in three words: It is finished. Lynn also shares news about his upcoming book, Jesus Revealed (coming soon to Amazon), and his new children's book, Psalm 91 for Kids. Follow Lynn on Facebook at Lynn Jr. Griebahn.

Taking Deuteronomy 31:8 as a foundation, this podcasts discusses the assurance that we never have to be afraid or face anxiety, because God has gone before us. God is with us. God will never leave us!

God created by speaking — which means He created by faith. And if you carry His image, so do you. This episode connects faith to worship: why real faith is speaking what God has already spoken, and why your whole life, not your song, is the offering. Challenge: Not what did you say today — why did you say it?

We are the image of God, we get to choose to be after His likeness, and in all of this we get to trust Him.

Do you experience a gap between the passion God has for you and what you have for God?

The purpose of God in our lives

Interview with Ps Adrian Sing

We know that God is trustworthy, and that we can absolutely trust Him with our lives! Since we are in a covenant relationship the question to be asked, is it true for God as well? Can He trust us in this relationship?