What if the deepest longing of your soul is simply an invitation to show up? Pastor John opens with a vivid journey to Red Rocks Amphitheater—thousands buzzing with anticipation—then pivots to something far greater: God’s own invitation into worship. Through Psalm 100’s six powerful affirmations, we discover that genuine gratitude isn’t something we manufacture through better circumstances—it erupts when we truly encounter a faithful, pursuing God whose *hesed* love never fails. This message will transform how you see worship. Don’t miss it—watch or listen now.
A Psalm of Thanksgiving (Psalm 100)
A Psalm of Thanksgiving (Psalm 100)
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Scripture: Psalm 100, 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18, Ephesians 5:18-20, Colossians 4:2, Psalm 23, Psalm 8, Psalm 84:2, Psalm 131:1,Psalm 103
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