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Worship as a Weapon
Worship is a really powerful way to reconnect with God. When we hear a well-known worship song and pause to pour out our hearts in singing that song to the Lord, it shifts focus from our struggles to His greatness. Worship reminds us of His faithfulness and draws us into His presence. Discouragement is one of the tools the enemy uses to stop us from worshiping. Why? Because worship is actually a spiritual weapon that defeats darkness and realigns our hearts with God. Next time you feel disconnected, put on worship music, sing a song of praise, or simply speak words of adoration to God.
Testimony
Anel was feeling overwhelmed by life’s pressures, especially at work. She could not pray at all. Then a friend told her to start by putting on worship music when she arrives home from work. As she did, soon she found herself singing along. After a few days of doing this, she was able to sing along for longer and slowly started sensing God’s presence again.
Pray
Lord, thank you for the wonderful tool of worship. It truly drives away darkness and depression! Flood my heart with desire to worship whenever I feel overwhelmed. Amen.
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Have you ever felt distant from God, as if your prayers don’t go past the ceiling? Spiritual disconnectedness can happen to anyone, leaving us feeling dry, discouraged, and directionless. We may still believe in God, but our hearts can feel disconnected from Him. Truth is, God will never abandon us (Matthew 28:20). He does, however, desire an intimate relationship with us. In this 7 Day Devotional plan, we explore practical, Biblical steps to overcome spiritual dryness, rekindle our love for Jesus, and experience His presence afresh.
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