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Listening is the Heart of Our Ministry
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Philip Huber | Read Psalm 150:1-6
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Sign Up TodayIn six short verses the psalmist offers a succession of a dozen entreaties to praise the Lord. These staccato phrases express the where, why, how, and who of praise—with emphasis on the how. How can we offer adequate praise for God’s superlative greatness? In this case the answer comes through...
Almighty God, may I reflect your greatness in my praise. Amen.
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