What Does it Mean to Offer God a "Sacrifice of Praise"? (Hebrews 13:15) - Your Daily Bible Verse - December 15

Sometimes it really is a sacrifice to offer praise.

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What Does it Mean to Offer God a "Sacrifice of Praise"? (Hebrews 13:15) By Debbie McDaniel Through Jesus, therefore, let us continually offer to God a sacrifice of praise--the fruit of lips that openly profess his name. – Hebrews 13:15 We have so much to praise God for every day, there's great power in giving honor to Him. The Bible is filled with examples of praise and worship when we see His power released, life-changing miracles, dramatic stories of the enemy being halted or defeated, hearts being changed and drawn closer to Him. Yet the reality is that way too often, daily struggles or constant life demands can crowd out our praise and worship to God. We might check the "go to worship" box at church and somehow think we're good for the week. And yet, all the while, with souls distant and cold, we sing words, we listen to music and words, and then we go home. Unchanged.   CONTINUE READING →

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