May
29, 2017 Monday Message:
“Come,
let us sing for joy to the Lord.” Psalms 95:1a NIV
Does
Psalm 95 sound familiar? Many denominations recite parts of Psalm 95 in their
daily worship, sometimes called the Venite (veh-nee’-tey in Latin.) Venite
means, “come.”
The
first half is praise and worship – the words describe the goodness and
greatness of God. The second half tells us to obey God. We need both halves in
our lives.
Countless
songs of praise were inspired by Psalm 95. “Come into God’s house and thank
him! Tell him that he is great with music and songs!” (v2) Many great worship
anthems based on Psalm 95 have not yet been written!
God
welcomes these accolades from obedient believers. A big part of remaining
obedient is having the faith to still believe even when faced with life’s
challenges. God is still God, he’s still on the throne, and everything will
turn out all right in the end. Don’t let your faith suffer because of a lack of
confidence in God.
“Come,
let us bow down in worship.” (v6a)
Norton
Lawellin
Let’s
worship together! Jesus in the City Fellowship gathers Pentecost Sunday, June 4,
2017, at the Akina Church, 3249 30th Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN 55406,
10:30 AM. Peter gives the altar call and 3,000 are baptized! See you at church!
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