Lift Your Handsنموونە

Paul and Silas didn’t worship after they were set free—they worshiped while they were still in chains. And that worship became the key that unlocked their freedom.

They were thrown into the deepest part of the prison, a dark, cold cell carved into the ground. Their hands were chained, their feet fastened in stocks, and the air was thick with the smell of damp earth. There was no comfort, no light, no hope in sight. But the one thing their captors forgot to do was cover their mouths.

And that made all the difference.

When you praise God in the dark, your praise becomes light. Worship has the power to shake spiritual foundations, open locked doors, and set captives free, not just you, but those around you. The other prisoners were listening when Paul and Silas sang, and the miracle that began in their cell spread through the whole prison.

Your worship can change the atmosphere.

Never underestimate what God can do through your praise.

PRAYER:

Jesus, help me to lift a song even in my midnight moments, when all seems dark and lost. Let my worship bring light to dark places and freedom to those who hear it, Amen.