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O Taste and Be Satisfied

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Good morning

Scripture reading: Psalm 34:1-10

Worship song: Taste and See

 


Meditation:

    You might have heard countless testimonies proclaiming the goodness of God. However, without a personal encounter with His power and sovereignty, you may find it challenging to give God the praise He truly deserves. A genuine relationship with God enables us to comprehend the significance of trust and reliance upon Him. If you have never experienced barrenness or profound sorrow that leads you to cry out to God, you may not understand what it means to foster deep appreciation for His goodness.    

    When you depend on the Lord to supply your needs according to his riches in glory, you will sincerely magnify Him and boast of His goodness. Witnessing God's miraculous power will help strengthen and deepen your faith, fostering trust and total reliance on his divine healing and deliverance. Embracing the unconditional love of God empowers us to extend love to others in the same manner Christ loves us. 

    To find true satisfaction and glorify God, one must taste and see that He is good. Let us unite in magnifying the Lord, seeking His presence, tasting his goodness, and embracing the abundance he has provided.

Let us pray:

    Heavenly Father, my rock and my fortress, you alone, O God are worthy of honor and praise. Almighty God, I magnify you, Lord, because your ears are not deaf to the cries of the desperate, nor have you withdrawn your grace and mercy from those who seek you earnestly. Almighty God, you never cease to work miracles in our lives, rescuing us from the dark domains and into your marvelous light. Father, you deserve all the glory for the many obstacles and hurdles you have brought us through. We glorify you, Lord God, for your limitless unconditional love, your unwavering mercies, and your abundant grace. We are sincerely grateful, O Lord, for your abundant blessings of healing, deliverance, and breakthrough. We are grateful that you have not withheld any good thing from us. We are especially thankful for your son, Jesus Christ, who died to set us free, and the Holy Spirit, our comforter. Amen. 

Wishing you blessings and prosperity. 👐💕🙏

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