Daily Wings Archive

Bitterness can make a past event continue controlling the present. Ephesians 4 tells believers to put away bitterness…

David does not merely praise God's knowledge; he invites God to examine him. This is important because worship can be…

Isaiah compares those who wait upon the LORD to eagles mounting up with wings. The picture is not frantic motion. It …

James says, “Draw nigh to God, and he will draw nigh to you.” Worship is one of the ways a believer intentionally tur…

Thanksgiving is not denial of need. It is the discipline of recognising God's goodness while need still exists. Paul …

Psalm 119:18 is a prayer for opened eyes. Worship prepares the learner because it changes the attitude with which the…

The story of Jehoshaphat shows praise functioning in the middle of danger, not after danger. Judah was facing an enem…

Direction becomes clearer when worship dethrones self as the final authority. Proverbs says, “In all thy ways acknowl…

Fear often grows when the imagination runs ahead of grace. Praise brings the mind back to God. David said, “What time…

The heart follows what it repeatedly remembers. Praise has the power to redirect remembrance. David speaks to his own…

Waiting does not cancel worship. Sometimes the greatest evidence of faith is not a loud answer but a heart that still…

That praise produces joy in the presence of God is not merely a pleasant Christian idea; it is a spiritual truth that…

True worship reaches beyond words into surrender. Paul connects worship with presenting the whole life to God. The bo…

Worship begins by correcting the scale of our vision. When God becomes small in our thinking, ordinary troubles becom…