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As believers, we are God’s children. A child of God will reflect His character. Each week, we focus on one scripture while highlighting a declaration (Who God is) and affirmation (Who we are as believers).
This week’s scripture is:
When Seth grew up, he had a son and named him Enosh. At that time people first began to worship the Lord by name.
Genesis 4:26 NLT
Declaration
God is worthy of our worship.
Affirmation
I worship the Lord with my actions.
Times may have changed but the heart and intention of worship have not. Worship is our reverence and adoration of God in action. We proclaim His goodness and faithfulness in how we live our daily lives. We should never take the ability to call on the Lord by name for granted.
A Prayer Starter…
Heavenly Father, I worship You with all of my heart. I praise You for Your faithfulness and everlasting love. Let my actions show my reverence and adoration of all that You are, God… Amen.
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If you or someone close to you is in need, we would be honored to lift you up in prayer. We believe in the power of prayer to bring peace, comfort, and reassurance during times of hardship. Our community is ready to join together and pray as we trust in God’s love and unending grace.
