Podcasts about zephaniah 3:17

The reason behind why we sing songs to God is twofold. Worship isn't just singing and playing instruments. It's a lifestyle completely surrendered to Him. It's a response to the revelation that Jesus is Lord and the only One worthy of laying our lives down for. In this message, Banning Liebscher teaches on the reason why we sing songs to the Lord. Whether you have a passion for worshiping God through song or doing so is out of your comfort zone, this teaching is for you. Receive clarity and revelation on why we sing to the Lord. Let your heart for God be unlocked and your voice be set free. We bless you as you listen!

Organization: Foundation Christian Ministries Speaker: Pastor Chris Pena City: Bastrop State: Tx

Why does God delight in loving you? In this episode of Light + Truth, John Piper turns to Zephaniah 3:17 to reveal why God sings over the redeemed with great joy.

The love of God for the lost is so great that He seeks them out, He carries them home, He rejoices that they are found!

The love of God for the lost is so great that He seeks them out, He carries them home, He rejoices that they are found!

The love of God for the lost is so great that He seeks them out, He carries them home, He rejoices that they are found!

The love of God for the lost is so great that He seeks them out, He carries them home, He rejoices that they are found!

The love of God for the lost is so great that He seeks them out, He carries them home, He rejoices that they are found!

The love of God for the lost is so great that He seeks them out, He carries them home, He rejoices that they are found!

The love of God for the lost is so great that He seeks them out, He carries them home, He rejoices that they are found!

The love of God for the lost is so great that He seeks them out, He carries them home, He rejoices that they are found!

The love of God for the lost is so great that He seeks them out, He carries them home, He rejoices that they are found!

The love of God for the lost is so great that He seeks them out, He carries them home, He rejoices that they are found!

Rev. Don Van Zandt shares about the "joy" Christ feels for us. Zep 3:17 The LORD thy God in the midst of thee is mighty; He will save, He will rejoice over thee with joy; He will rest in His love, He will joy over thee with singing.

God loves you. You've heard that phrase before (I hope), but have you really approached life that way? How would we live our life if we knew that God was happy and proud of us? Join us to find out.

God loves you. You've heard that phrase before (I hope), but have you really approached life that way? How would we live our life if we knew that God was happy and proud of us? Join us to find out.

When you are suffering, you don't want a syrupy-sweet Jesus – you want a battlefield Jesus! Through him you are more than a conqueror.

Why are we wired to seek glory for ourselves? Stephanie suggests to you that we are wired by God Himself to seek glory because this reveals our deep longing for identity. And we will find and keep our identity when we make God's opinion of us, namely His delight in us, the deepest root cause of our identity and glory. We all seek our worth – our weight, our glory – in the eyes of another. We are born looking for someone looking for us, as we have seen with our recent guests Curt Thompson and James Bryan Smith. We seek to be safe, seen, soothed and secure. Only God is SAFE when it comes to placing our glory within His hands. Only God is the rational logical choice – why seek your identity in the mirror-eyes of others when His eyes are available? Only God can soothe/satisfy our longing for glory eternally. His opinion beats all others in quality, accuracy, depth, and power to transform. Why settle for less? So, next time we are tempted to find glory (it can look like a search and a hunger for meaning, identity, fame, approval, love…) let's not go to our usual escape mechanisms, our indulgences of choice: social media, food, drink, shopping, addictions of any kind like porn or alcohol or drugs or gaming; let's not go first to our wife or husband or children or best friends. Go to God and wrestle through the unbelief until you remember the extent of the delight God takes in you. Say this to your heart: “God's delight of me is the source of my glory.” "Yahweh your God is among you, a warrior who saves. He will rejoice over you with gladness. He will bring you quietness with His love. He will delight in you with shouts of joy.” (Zephaniah 3:17, HCSB) Rejoicing. Gladness. Quietness. Love. Delight. Joy. That is literally how God feels about you. who are you to disagree with Him? If God doesn't constantly think negative thoughts about you, why then should you? Stephanie offers practical questions to assess our hearts when we receive glory from another: does it please my Father? Is it in accord with my identity in Christ? Does it glorify God ultimately? What does it do to my heart and my intimacy with Jesus? Does it draw me closer from Him or further away? Finally, is this glory measured in the Kingdom of God, or in the world of man? Our legitimate, safe, appropriate glory is found in the delight God takes in us. GOD'S GLORY, OUR DELIGHT | THE GOSPEL SPICE SERIES Delighting in the glory of God. Does this concept strike you as reserved for spiritual contemplatives? What if, instead, it proved the highly practical, deeply foundational perspective you need right now? Why does God's glory even matter in our day and age? How can we learn from Jesus to make His glory our true North and lifelong quest? What keeps us from fully stepping into this God-ordained purpose for our life? How do we kindle delight for God on a daily basis? And, once we have embraced God's glory as our heart's true delight, how can we then come alongside others? Join us to cultivate a sincere delight for God's glory, rooted in an honest, hard look at the depth of our need, and in the much deeper Reality of His grace. Trace the glory of God through Scripture and in your own life. Behold the exact radiance of God's glory, revealed in Jesus. Learn to see yourself as Christ does—through the lens of the Father's love at the cross. Jesus offers to overwhelm our deadly self-centeredness with His resurrection power. He carries us every step of the way, even as He calls us to true humility on the path to glory. Who has time to cultivate the delight that comes from pondering the glory of God? And yet, nothing could be more urgent today. Marthas and Marys, Peters and Johns—we are all invited to dare to dream of a lifestyle of God-centered delight. Nothing could be more practical. Support us!

This is a great hour for the saints, we can be a witness of spiritual strength as we go about our daily responsibilities. Our world need a witness of God's love, strength, and faith in this hour! We sing the song, "More of You Lord, More of You."

God Cares(Matthew 10:29-31)He knows the number of hairs on our head.God Rejoices"Our delight in God is because of His delight in us." - Sam StormsGod SingsProgression of Zephaniah 3:17God ShoutsGod is silentGod singsTo find out more about BridgePoint Church, located in Gloucester, Virginia and led by Pastor William Erps, visit us online at:https://bridgepoint.church

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," pastor, author, and seminary professor, Scotty Smith, discusses how the Lord rejoices over his undeserving children. Scotty says, "Right now God is committed to all those who trust in Jesus. Right now he greatly delights in us—not at the end of the story, but right now. Right now he is committed to quieting us in his love. Right now we can hear God serenading us in the gospel." "In the Word, On the Go" is sponsored by the New Growth Press (https://newgrowthpress.com/?aff=26). Special Guest: Scotty Smith.

Psalm 48:14, Psalm 49, Isaiah 41:10, Zephaniah 3:17, Psalm 34:19

How often do we think we can do life on our own, only to find out we need help?! Pastor Chad Johnson of Fellowship Bible Church in Lindon, UT leads the charge in a study of Zephaniah 3:17 and how we can see how great God is. More specifically though we take a look at how loving and forgiving He is by the gift of Salvation that He has made available to everyone who will accept it.

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