LORD, our Lord, how majestic is your name in the whole earth! You have set your glory in the heavens. You have made sure that children and infants praise you. Their praise is a wall that stops the talk of your enemies. I think about the heavens. I think about what your fingers have created. I think about the moon and stars that you have set in place.
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God has many names, all of them describing something different about His character. Dr. Tony Evans teaches us through this reading plan why the names of God are all important, and what learning the names could do to your faith.
In this final plan in the Songs of Praise Series, join Dr. Mark Rae to look at a psalm that may summarize all the others: Psalm 8. In its nine wonderful verses, we see David extol and praise God in all His glory; God’s plan for creation in His Son; and renewed praise for who God is.
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God has a number of names which describe Him in Scripture. Each name tells us His character and heart in a deeply personal way. Uncover the majesty of God's names in this reading plan by Tony Evans.
How many times do we stop and take time to appreciate the world around and above us? God covered the heavens with His majesty; all of creation speaks to us about His power. But He also created us with a purpose–to have a personal relationship with Him. Through this devotional, we will take the focus off ourselves to look up in awe, surrender, and worship with thankfulness.
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