As we continue to learn why every praise belongs to our God, Pastor Ford will explain how in the Psalms, King David was trying to get us to see why he was so blessed and that it was because he never put a limit on God. As David grew, God just very naturally poured out His blessings on him. So, Pastor Ford will ask us—what’s our capacity for comprehesion of Who God is? Because we only receive from God in correlation with Who we know Him to be. Find out more on today’s Treasured Truth.

Today, as Pastor Ford continues to teach us that every praise we have belongs to our God, he will point out that often what keeps us from praising God is that fact that we have an incomplete comprehesion of God. And that’s one thing King David expressed in Psalms—he’d experienced a comprehensive view of God and had discovered how incomprehensible and worthy of praise God actually is. Learn more when you join us for today’s Treasured Truth.

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Today, as Pastor Ford continues to teach us that every praise we have belongs to our God, he will point out that often what keeps us from praising God is that fact that we have an incomplete comprehesion of God. And that’s one thing King David expressed in Psalms—he’d experienced a comprehensive view of God and had discovered how incomprehensible and worthy of praise God actually is. Learn more when you join us for today’s Treasured Truth.

Today, Pastor Ford will encourage us to freely praise God and one way we can do that is to sing to Him. Even if we can’t carry a tune in a bucket, or we don’t know a piano key from a car key, we still need to sing our praises to God!

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Today, Pastor Ford will encourage us to freely praise God and one way we can do that is to sing to Him. Even if we can’t carry a tune in a bucket, or we don’t know a piano key from a car key, we still need to sing our praises to God!

As we continue our study in Psalm 145, Pastor Ford will describe how our praise of God should be both personal and pre-meditated. In other words, we should voluntarily praise God for all that He’s done for us personally, and we should be purposeful about giving our praise to Him.

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As we continue our study in Psalm 145, Pastor Ford will describe how our praise of God should be both personal and pre-meditated. In other words, we should voluntarily praise God for all that He’s done for us personally, and we should be purposeful about giving our praise to Him.

Is Jesus your first response or is He your last resort? Do you run to Him? Why do we need to run to Him? Because as the Bible explains, He is able to do exceedingly and abundantly above all that we could ask or think according to His might working power in us!

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Is Jesus your first response or is He your last resort? Do you run to Him? Why do we need to run to Him? Because as the Bible explains, He is able to do exceedingly and abundantly above all that we could ask or think according to His might working power in us!

As we continue to study about worship, Pastor Ford will help us understand what the focus of our worship should be. He’ll explain that if we were worshipping you, then we could worship you your way. But, we’re worshipping God and therefore, we should worship God His way. His way ought to override our way and our preferences about worship. Discover more about making God’s way of worshp your focus on today’s Treasured Truth.

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