MAGNIFY THE LORD

MAGNIFY THE LORD

“Oh, magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt His name together.” Psalm 34:3.  To magnify the Lord is not to try to make Him bigger (for we cannot), but rather to shift our own perspective. Just as a magnifying glass does not increase the size of the sun but instead focuses its immense energy onto a single point, our act of magnifying the Lord focuses our attention toward Him. In this perspective shift, His glory begins to hone in on our circumstances, and we are positioned to see His unwavering goodness woven into everything we face.

OUR INHERITANCE

The Bible describes the Kingdom of God not as a distant destination to be achieved through our efforts, but as a present reality defined by righteousness, peace, and joy—an inheritance bestowed upon us simply because we are His children. As we navigate life, we are invited to anchor our hearts in this unshakable truth. By turning our gaze away from our circumstances and setting our eyes firmly upon Him, we have complete access to the fullness of His Kingdom—righteousness, peace and joy—because it is our inheritance in the Kingdom of the Most High King.

JESUS IS ALIVE

As believers, every breath we take serves as evidence that Jesus is alive and His life changing presence is within us. We carry a responsibility to navigate the world around us as His representatives, unapologetically abandoned to Him. May we pass this awareness on to the next generation so they may know that the only thing that truly matters is that Jesus is alive—and He is alive in us.

AUTHENTIC HOPE

We often find ourselves longing for an articulated word—a spark of hope—that might suddenly shift our circumstances or provide a clear sense of purpose to which we can anchor our lives.  In this service, the profound significance of a baby dedication serves as a reminder of our source of true, authentic hope, that long before we were ever formed in our mother’s womb, Yahweh knew us. Our original purpose and design were woven into us at that moment and we can always return to that source, where the blueprint of who we really are remains held and all our answers reside.

A FIRM ACTION

The word “faith” comes from the Hebrew word “Emuna,” which speaks of a firm action. When we embrace faith with this understanding, we are choosing to step past the boundaries of logic and into a Kingdom realm reality where trust (a covenantal agreement with the Lord) is actively woven into everything we do. You walk it, breathe it, embody it. This covenantal faith manifests in a firm action in every choice we make and every step we take.