Stop holding back; bow down and let Jesus take the lead, and experience the true change only He can bring.

David proclaims God’s righteousness. We too can be righteous – by faith.

David says that God’s love is measureless and priceless. Do you know this love?

David states that the wicked have no fear of the Lord, putting them on a bad path. Should we still fear God today?

With my head down as I ran, I almost missed the beauty (and the need) around me. Don’t slog through life without taking in the view!

John’s vision in Revelation 21 pictures the church as a bright light. Jesus had said something similar a few years earlier. Are we shining for Him?

The Bible begins with God’s name all over the place! Is God all over our lives?

Blaise Pascal spoke about Jesus being at the centre of all things. So then, is He at the centre of your life?

As Stan Telchin wrestled with his faith, an honest question about worship cleared things up for him. Perhaps as you consider the same question today, God will speak to you.

God’s been speaking me in an usual way lately – through a Backstreet Boys song that I don’t really like! But despite my dislike of the type of music, the words made an impact on me as I considered if God is truly my fire and my one desire.

As Psalm 145 shows, my God is not a small, weak God. He is considerably above average in every way – so great that none can fathom!

Children are easily amazed. Sadly, we adults are hard to shock. Let us retain the childlike wonder at the things of God, with our eyes and hearts open to His glory all around us!

God’s good news is not just for the rich, famous or successful. In fact, the least likely people are often the ones who God blesses the most.

One thing you can say about Jesus – he was holy! Demons proclaimed it, believers proclaimed it. Do we proclaim it and try to emulate it?

Jesus was always worshipping! Many of us try to split our lives into God-things, and other things. But for Jesus, everything was connected to God.

Who did Jesus worship? He worshipped God the Father, the Creator of all.

Jesus is not just the one we worship. During His time on earth He himself was a worshipper, giving glory to God the Father in all He did.

Hezekiah's prayer in 2 Kings 19:19 emphasizes the importance of keeping God's glory central in our prayers and lives. My friend Beppie, a blind Christian, shows that sometimes our difficulties can serve to glorify God.

The people were in awe of Jesus, amazed at his remarkable power and love! Are we? Or have we begun to get too familiar with these stories?

The third "I am" statement is "I am a Lover and Worshipper of God." It emphasizes the importance of delighting in God's love and worshiping Him passionately every day. The focus is on prioritizing God's glory in all actions and maintaining a close, worshipful relationship with Him amidst life's distractions and duties.