Worship With Me

David, the greatest worshiper and the author of

Psalm wrote explicitly in Psalm 34:1:

“I will bless the Lord at all times, His

praise shall continually be in my mouth. ”

I came to the terms with the fact that my

worship to God should not be hindered by my

personal circumstances. Just as David, we must be

able to quickly repent and realign ourselves with our

God given purpose not allowing our weaknesses to

be our deterrent for entering into the presence of

God or for dominating our destiny.

My journey or my pursuit to freedom led to the

greater appreciation for the greatest worshiper or the

psalmist. David worshiped from his heart in spite of

his shortcomings. I observed also that David was a

man who loved God dearly. He understood the

character of the Creator and he reminded me often of

my pitfalls in life, a broken vessel, unworthy,

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