Jesus' words amazed those who heard Him, filling them with wonder at His teaching and power. Do His words still fill you with wonder today, or have they become merely familiar?

Jesus Christ remains unchanging in His friendship, care, love, and power to save, even as everything around us shifts and changes. Celebrate today the unchanging nature of your God and place your trust in His constant faithfulness.

Blessing God's name is an act of worship that honours His character regardless of our circumstances. Make it your practice today to praise the Lord from the rising of the sun to its setting.

Jesus' name stands exalted above all others, and His ever-expanding kingdom will never end. Join with the angels today in adoring the risen King who sits at the Father's right hand.

God reigns in supreme majesty, yet He sent His Son to redeem humanity through the cross. Pause today to worship this majestic God who loved you enough to become one of us.

When we discover the joy of God, the natural response is to praise Him, which in turn releases even more joy into our lives. Today, make praise your pathway to joy, lifting up God's name regardless of your circumstances.

When spiritual leaders crash through God's boundaries, the consequences are devastating for those who follow them. Ensure your leaders are sound in theology, dedicated to Scripture, and faithful to prayer rather than casual and prayerless.

What’s your deepest delight? David’s words in Psalm 37:4 point us to the best place to find delight.

Silence can minister to our own souls and provide deep comfort to others in ways that words sometimes cannot. Practice the ministry of being quietly present with God and with those who are hurting.

When we encounter God's greatness and mystery, silence becomes our natural response of awe and worship. Allow yourself to be speechless before God's majesty today rather than filling every moment with words.

Solomon's prayer teaches us to begin by praising God for His kindness before making requests.

It was said of William Greathouse that “he walked with God, and it showed”. Can this be said of us?

The Tin Man reminds me of the Pharisees – no heart! Ask Jesus today to give you a heart that truly loves and worships Him.

All believers, both living and departed, form one great family and worship community united in Christ forever.

Some beautiful words from Charles Wesley today encourage us to open our eyes to see God’s glory – and perhaps be so astonished that we have no words!

David, Job, Paul, and all Christians learn to worship God, even in their deserts.

Deserts make you thirsty. But there is only one place to go to quench your spiritual thirst.

When we get alone with God this year, let it lead us to worship!

On this Christmas morning, we're invited not just to celebrate, but to adore our newborn King. What would it mean to truly bow our hearts in adoration before Him today?

Genuine worship involves laying down our pride and achievements at Jesus' feet, just as the wise men and heavenly elders did. This Christmas season, take time to bow before Him in true humility, surrendering all your crowns of self-reliance.