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Pastor Ford wants us to realize that if we start telling God, “This is the day that the Lord has made, we will rejoice and be glad”—even in the midst of what we’re going through—then the Bible tells us that God is going to receive our praise and change us from worriers into worshippers.

God not only deserves, but He requires our praise. Pastor Ford explains today that the word “Hallelujah” conveys to Him our highest praise. God wanted a word that every Christian could use, no matter what our culture or color, no matter what our creed, and no matter what our language, and the word that He gave us is “Hallelujah!”...

Today on Karl and Crew Mornings, we talk about why it is good for us to worship Jesus. Karl lays out five reasons from scripture why we worship God, and we also hear from you some of the worship songs that have meant the most to you and why. Finally, we talked to Corey Pelley, Worship Pastor of 180 Chicago, about what worship is. ...

Today on Karl and Crew Mornings, we talk about answered prayer. How can we have hope that God will answer our prayers if we don't remember what He has done for us in the past. Introducing the June Journal Journey! We talk about the importance of journaling our prayer requests and what God has done. It's so important, we are all going to be...

Do you dream of doing something in life, something you feel called to do, but your fear and the busyness of each day make you put it off? Author Rebecca George will encourage you to create with God what makes your heart come alive. She’s written a gospel-rooted resource for women entrepreneurs and leaders that will help you live out...

In Hebrews 11, we see how Abel worshipped God.  And from his example we’ll learn that worship’s acceptance is based on pleasing the Sovereign, rather than pleasing the self.  Because worship is all about God.  It’s never about us. Find out more on today’s Treasured Truth.

Today we turn to Isaiah 40, as Pastor Ford describes how God craves our worship.  He’ll explain that this passage drives us to worshipping God, by giving us a glimpse of His glory, so we will be mesmerized by His majesty, blinded by His beauty and humbled by His holiness. ...

As believers, sometimes God places us in a storm, to show us that He’s still in control.  So, even when we’re obeying God, we can suffer and we can encounter opposition.  That’s because God has some ultimate purposes, which are to teach us to trust Him and to show Himself as sovereign over the circumstances of...