This week on the Best is Yet to Come, Pastor Brad Morgan shares a message entitled "Notable Miracles." Notable is defined as something that will get attention. God is a supernatural God. God wants to realease all kinds of miracles in believer's lives. The things you have believed God for you are going to see happen. Through faith and patience you will see the manifestations of God.

John 11:38, the story of the raising of Lazarus demonstrates the need for faith and patience. When you come to the end of yourself in certain situations, then comes the time when God will do a miracle to you and through you for others.

Pastor Brad recounts many of the miracles performed in the bible. Some happen instantly, some take time, but they all are notable. God wants to do notable miracles in our lives. Combine your faith with patience and you will see the glory of God.

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This week on the Best is Yet to Come, Pastor Brad Morgan continues his series on praise and worship. This weeks message is a continuation of last week's message, "Worship in the Midst of Loss." Pastor Brad speaks from the story of David and the death of his son in 2 Samual 12. This story has to do with worship and restoration in our lives. If we will learn how to worship during times of loss and reversal in our lives, God will bring restoration in our lives.

There is a characteristic of faithfullness in David's life, and faithfullness will attract the favor of God. David had lost his son, and was in the midst of a tremendous loss, but nonetheless he relied on the faithfullness that God had shown him in his life to lead him to restoration. The first thing David did was he arose, he got up. God will help you to get up, but you have to get up. The next thing he did is he washed. He washed in the word of God. In the midst of the loss you have to go to the scriptures and the word of God to begin to feed ourselves and encourage ourselves. The next thing David did was he annointed himself -- he reminded himself that he was annointed. We can annoint ourselves as we recieve what God says about us. 1 John 2:27 says, "But the anointing which you have received from Him abides in you, and you do not need that anyone teach you; but as the same anointing teaches you concerning all things, and is true, and is not a lie, and just as it has taught you, you will abide in Him." The next things David did was he changed his clothes. He put on the garment of praise, he put on the clothes of rejoicing.

You may have fallen, but the Lord will help you get up.

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This week on the Best is Yet to Come, Pastor Brad Morgan continues his series on praise and worship. This weeks message is a continuation of last week's message, "Worship in the Midst of Loss." Pastor Brad speaks from the story of David and the death of his son in 2 Samual 12. This story has to do with worship and restoration in our lives. If we will learn how to worship during times of loss and reversal in our lives, God will bring restoration in our lives.

There is a characteristic of faithfullness in David's life, and faithfullness will attract the favor of God. David had lost his son, and was in the midst of a tremendous loss, but nonetheless he relied on the faithfullness that God had shown him in his life to lead him to restoration. The first thing David did was he arose, he got up. God will help you to get up, but you have to get up. The next thing he did is he washed. He washed in the word of God. In the midst of the loss you have to go to the scriptures and the word of God to begin to feed ourselves and encourage ourselves. The next thing David did was he annointed himself -- he reminded himself that he was annointed. We can annoint ourselves as we recieve what God says about us. 1 John 2:27 says, "But the anointing which you have received from Him abides in you, and you do not need that anyone teach you; but as the same anointing teaches you concerning all things, and is true, and is not a lie, and just as it has taught you, you will abide in Him." The next things David did was he changed his clothes. He put on the garment of praise, he put on the clothes of rejoicing.

You may have fallen, but the Lord will help you get up.

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This week on the Best is Yet to Come, Pastor Brad Morgan continues his series on praise and worship. This weeks message is entitled "Worship in the Midst of Loss." Pastor Brad speaks from the story of David and the death of his son in 2 Samual 12. This story has to do with worship and restoration in our lives. If we will learn how to worship during times of loss and reversal in our lives, God will bring restoration in our lives. 

There is a characteristic of faithfullness in David's life, and faithfullness will attract the favor of God. David had lost his son, and was in the midst of a tremendous loss, but nonetheless he relied on the faithfullness that God had shown him in his life to lead him to restoration. The first thing David did was he arose, he got up. God will help you to get up, but you have to get up. The next thing he did is he washed. He washed in the word of God. In the midst of the loss you have to go to the scriptures and the word of God to begin to feed ourselves and encourage ourselves. The next thing David did was he annointed himself -- he reminded himself that he was annointed. We can annoint ourselves as we recieve what God says about us. 1 John 2:27 says, "But the anointing which you have received from Him abides in you, and you do not need that anyone teach you; but as the same anointing teaches you concerning all things, and is true, and is not a lie, and just as it has taught you, you will abide in Him." The next things David did was he changed his clothes. He put on the garment of praise, he put on the clothes of rejoicing.

God is not done with you today. God is still working on you and working with you.

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This week on the Best is Yet to Come, Pastor Brad Morgan continues his series on praise and worship. This weeks message is entitled "Worship in the Midst of Loss." Pastor Brad speaks from the story of David and the death of his son in 2 Samual 12. This story has to do with worship and restoration in our lives. If we will learn how to worship during times of loss and reversal in our lives, God will bring restoration in our lives. 

There is a characteristic of faithfullness in David's life, and faithfullness will attract the favor of God. David had lost his son, and was in the midst of a tremendous loss, but nonetheless he relied on the faithfullness that God had shown him in his life to lead him to restoration. The first thing David did was he arose, he got up. God will help you to get up, but you have to get up. The next thing he did is he washed. He washed in the word of God. In the midst of the loss you have to go to the scriptures and the word of God to begin to feed ourselves and encourage ourselves. The next thing David did was he annointed himself -- he reminded himself that he was annointed. We can annoint ourselves as we recieve what God says about us. 1 John 2:27 says, "But the anointing which you have received from Him abides in you, and you do not need that anyone teach you; but as the same anointing teaches you concerning all things, and is true, and is not a lie, and just as it has taught you, you will abide in Him." The next things David did was he changed his clothes. He put on the garment of praise, he put on the clothes of rejoicing.

God is not done with you today. God is still working on you and working with you.

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This week on the Best is Yet to Come, Pastor Brad Morgan continues his series on praise and worship. We do not praise the Lord our way, we praise the Lord his way.

One way we praise the Lord is by the lifting of our hands. Examples in scripture are: Nehemian 8:6, Psalms 28:2, Psalms 63:4, Psalms 134:2, and Psalms 141:2. We lift up our hands as a form of surrender - 1 Timothy 2:8. To receive everything God has for us. Also to ask God to hold us, "pick me up daddy". Also for prayer. 

Another way is by the clapping of our hands - Psalms 147:1. We can also praise by shouting. Shouting invites the presence of God to come and move in our lives.

We also praise the Lord with music and instruments.

You can praise the Lord by a dance. Sometimes we dance before the deliverance from something, sometimes we dance through the deliverance, and sometimes we dance after the deliverance.  

We Praise the Lord God's way.  God's ways are higher than our way.

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This week on the Best is Yet to Come, Pastor Brad Morgan continues his series on praise and worship. We do not praise the Lord our way, we praise the Lord his way.

One way we praise the Lord is by the lifting of our hands. Examples in scripture are: Nehemian 8:6, Psalms 28:2, Psalms 63:4, Psalms 134:2, and Psalms 141:2. We lift up our hands as a form of surrender - 1 Timothy 2:8. To receive everything God has for us. Also to ask God to hold us, "pick me up daddy". Also for prayer. 

Another way is by the clapping of our hands - Psalms 147:1. We can also praise by shouting. Shouting invites the presence of God to come and move in our lives.

We also praise the Lord with music and instruments.

You can praise the Lord by a dance. Sometimes we dance before the deliverance from something, sometimes we dance through the deliverance, and sometimes we dance after the deliverance.

We Praise the Lord God's way.  God's ways are higher than our way.  

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This week on the Best is Yet to Come, Pastor Brad Morgan continues his series on praise and worship. A definition of praise and worship is: express, approval or admiration, wonder mingled with esteem to glorify, to exalt and elevate.  We praise God because we are commanded to.  

It is a good thing to praise the Lord. Psalms 92:1, Psalms 135:3, Psalms 48:1, Jeremiah 13:11, Ephesians 2:10.

Worship will bring our hearts close to God. 1 Corinthians 14:14-15. Pray and sing in the Spirit and then in the understanding. Relationship with God is a requirement of worship. It is an intimate relationship. Further, sacrifice in worship will be honored by God.

Praise and worship is a lifestyle. When should we praise? We should praise when we feel like it (James 5:13), when we don't feel like it (Psalms 42:5), rising up early, at midnight (Psalms 119:62), day and night (1 Chronicles 9:33), in the hard times (Habakkuk 3:17-19).

Where should we praise? In the congregations (Psalms 26:8-12).

It is a good thing to praise the Lord (Psalms 34) "His praise will continually be in my mouth."

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This week on the Best is Yet to Come, Pastor Brad Morgan continues his series on praise and worship. A definition of praise and worship is: express, approval or admiration, wonder mingled with esteem to glorify, to exalt and elevate.  We praise God because we are commanded to.  

It is a good thing to praise the Lord. Psalms 92:1, Psalms 135:3, Psalms 48:1, Jeremiah 13:11, Ephesians 2:10.

Worship will bring our hearts close to God. 1 Corinthians 14:14-15. Pray and sing in the Spirit and then in the understanding. Relationship with God is a requirement of worship. It is an intimate relationship. Further, sacrifice in worship will be honored by God.

Praise and worship is a lifestyle. When should we praise? We should praise when we feel like it (James 5:13), when we don't feel like it (Psalms 42:5), rising up early, at midnight (Psalms 119:62), day and night (1 Chronicles 9:33), in the hard times (Habakkuk 3:17-19).

Where should we praise? In the congregations (Psalms 26:8-12).

It is a good thing to praise the Lord (Psalms 34) "His praise will continually be in my mouth."

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Pastor Brad Morgan begins a series on praise and worship. A definition of praise and worship is: express, approval or admiration, wonder mingled with esteem to glorify, to exalt and elevate.  We praise God because we are commanded to.  God's command is expressed in Psalms 150 (https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Psalm+150).

Praise also allows us to grow in our relationship to God. Without a thankful praising heart, we will not grow. Psalms 103:1-2 says, "Bless the Lord, O my soul; And all that is within me, bless His holy name! Bless the Lord, O my soul, And forget not all His benefits". Be aware that the Devil will always try to block our time of harvest. We are not going under, we are going over! Jesus has gone before us, and He openly defeated the Devil, and He is going to bring victory in our life. Even when we do not feel like it we can praise the Lord. Psalms 22:3-5 (https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Psalm+22%3A3-5&version=NKJV). Psalms 63:1-3 (https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Psalm+63%3A1-4&version=NKJV)

As we offer up our praise to God, He begins to come right in the midst of our praise. Acts 16:18-35 (https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Acts+16%3A18-35&version=NKJV).

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