Daily Spurgeon
Daily Spurgeon

September 30

Praising God isn't optional. It's His rightful due. Every Christian, receiving His grace, must praise God daily. While there isn't a set schedule for this, the heart knows it's right to do so. This inner call is as strong as any commandment from the stone tablets of Sinai.

As Christians, we are obligated to praise God. It's not just a joyful activity, but an essential part of our daily lives. If you often find yourself in sorrow, don't think you're excused from this duty. You can't fulfill your responsibility to God without praise. You're bound by His love to bless His name always. You're blessed so you can bless Him in return. "This people have I formed for myself, they shall show forth my praise." When you don't praise, you aren't producing the fruit God expects as the Divine Gardener.

So don't let your instruments of praise gather dust. Pick them up with a thankful heart and play boldly. With every sunrise, lift your voice in thanksgiving, and let every sunset find you singing. Wrap the earth in your praises. Let them rise as a sweet sound that God hears and treasures.

Closing Prayer

Lord, as the morning light breaks, remind us to root our hope in Your faithful promises. For Your glory, Amen.

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