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Nicole UniceLove Psalms: Psalm 145 - A Praise
March 8, 2021 ● 20 minShare this episode
What Are the Principles That Psalm 145 Teaches Us?
- A call to remember the character of God as he is written about in this psalm.
- Do we believe these attributes of God are true, and meant to bless us?
- What does it mean for us to recite to ourselves what is true about God?
- It is important to meditate on the wonderful works of God (v. 5)
- We have a responsibility to the next generation for the way we live out our lives for God
- We are called to praise every single day, forever and ever.
- God welcomes us to celebrate the goodness in life, and be joyful.
How might you take one of these principles from Psalm 145 and apply it to your life today?
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