Discovering Hidden Truths, Problem Finders vs. Solvers, Temporal & Eternal Needs, Glorifying God Beyond Sundays, 50 Bible Verses, Worship as a Lifestyle, and “Better Hands”
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Discovering Hidden Truths, Problem Finders vs. Solvers, Temporal & Eternal Needs, Glorifying God Beyond Sundays, 50 Bible Verses, Worship as a Lifestyle, and “Better Hands”
In This Issue... Jeremiah 33:3, quotes from Tim Tebow and David Platt, Articles by Tim Challies, Jeffery Poor, and Samantha Pavletich, plus New Song by Pat Barrett
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Discovering Hidden Truths, Problem Finders vs. Solvers, Temporal & Eternal Needs, Glorifying God Beyond Sundays, 50 Bible Verses, Worship as a Lifestyle, and “Better Hands”
Welcome to this issue of one24worship - Because worship is a daily lifestyle, not just a weekly event.
Here is one verse, two quotes, and four observations to consider this week…
One Verse
“Call to me and I will answer you, and will tell you great and hidden things that you have not known.” Jeremiah 33:3 ESV
Two Quotes
Tim Tebow
“I find that the majority of people I come in contact with are problem finders. It’s easy to point out problems. They’re everywhere! […] Don’t be a problem finder. Be a problem solver.”
[Source: Tim Tebow with A. J. Gregory, This Is The Day: Reclaim Your Dream, Ignite Your Passion, Live Your Purpose (Timothy R. Tebow, Published by Waterbrook, 2018), pg 49]
David Platt
“Working to provide clean water, medical clinics, care for orphans, rescue from slavery, and all sorts of other earthly suffering is extremely significant. Yet ministry that addresses eternal suffering is infinitely more important. […] Over and above all these physical needs is the need for reconciliation with God, and that need can be met only when the gospel is proclaimed.”
[Source: David Platt, Something Needs To Change: A Call to Make Your Life Count in a World of Urgent Need, (David Platt, Published by Multnomah, Uncorrected Proof, Paperback, 2019), pg 200]
Four Observations
“A friend recently asked, “What does it mean to glorify God?” It is a phrase we know and a phrase we often repeat. But what does it actually mean? How do we go about it? And in what ways may we do the very opposite?”
“Whatever you are going through in life there is likely a good Bible verse to inspire, challenge, direct, motivate, reassure, or encourage you. The Bible spans the breadth of the human experience and points us to the incredible hope we can have in God. There’s no single best Bible verse, rather each will speak to us in different seasons of life. ”
“People may view worship as the thirty minutes on Sunday morning when we sing to the Lord in church. That is a form of worship and corporate worship is very important in the Christian walk. Coming together with other believers and worshiping the Lord is very necessary. It strengthens our walk with the Lord to be surrounded by brothers and sisters in Christ all praising our Heavenly Father together. Personal worship time with the Lord is also vital and important in our lives as followers of Christ. The times when you are on your knees in the quiet of your home praying and spending time with the Lord is worship as well. However, worship isn’t just singing in church or the quiet times on your own with the Lord. In fact, worship is a lifestyle.”
NEW SONG from Pat Barrett - Pat Barrett – Better Hands (Live In Studio)
VERSE TWO
“Don’t want to build my house on sand / Don’t want to build my own name / Cause there’s only one name / Worthy of all / I’m learning how to let it go / I’m learning how to trust You / Cause every time I trust You / I’m never more sure.”
"Better Hands" Official Live Video for “Better Hands” by Pat Barrett
Mack Brock, Mitch Wong, Pat Barrett / Capitol CMG Genesis; Centricity Songs; HCZ Publishing; Housefires Sounds; Remaining portion is unaffiliated
Until next week,
David Guion
P.S.
“Do we see ourselves as owners or as stewards of all that the Lord has given us?” Butch Ikels