Show Notes
When we examine our busy and frazzled lives, what kind of worshipper would God say that we are?
Are we the religious ritualist who goes through the motions to check all the boxes?
Are we the hypocritical worshipper who lives a double life before God and others?
Or are we the kind of worshipper that God is seeking? Are we the faithful ones who offer the kind of sacrifice God is pleased with?
Listen in to hear what God desires to speak to His people. May we have ears to hear.
RESOURCES
Psalm 50 Copywork Study
Psalm 50 Discussion Questions
Psalm 50 Song by Poor Bishop Hooper
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