1st things 1st there came a Leper and worshiped him...(Matthew 8 vs 2). WORSHIPPED HIM Immediately the leper came to Jesus, the first thing he did was to worship. The Worship preceded the request. Worship led the way. Worship was the first thing on the mind of the leper. He worshiped despite his pains. He worshiped, though life may have been unkind to him. The Leper worshiped in the midst of the stigma that was associated with his condition. He may have been limping but his worship was still intact. He may have lost his fingers,hair and skin coloration but he still worshiped. Nothing around him or from where he was coming from suggested there was a reason to worship, but he still worshiped!we are often faced with several challenges, most times our first line of thought is not worship or prayer. We become depressed! We worry really hard and even try to settle issues for ourselves! Sometimes we accuse God in our minds of being unfair!Beloved, God is saying, dont let anything take your praise from your lips! The doctors diagnosis may not have been pleasant but dont loose your praise, there is still wonder in your worship and praise! You may be staring at results that are contrary to your expectations, still bow and worship!Your business may be crumbling, still worship! AGAINST ALL ODDS,STILL WORSHIP!The lepers worship opened the gate for an experience that changed his story forever. Worship was the key that unlocked Jesus compassion and the blessings that followed. Worship became the lepers password that unlocked the door of Supernatural turn around!Let go of the Pain, worry and heaviness of spirit. Sing that song in worship to God, play the Praise CD in your car or house now! Its Praise all the way! Something is about to happen... (Pray with me,Lord, in the past, unpleasant circumstances may have caused me to abandon my worship, but today, i realise my folly, and i pray for great grace that nothing will ever steal my worship again in Jesus
Posted on: Fri, 31 Jan 2014 04:56:40 +0000
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