Praising Always!

There are many scriptures in the Bible that encourage us to praise the Lord. It is easy to praise God when we have a song in our heart, and everything is going great. It is a different story when it is not so good. It is like taking off the ground assuming you are a bird lifting a heavy weight. Can anyone relate? 

It feels like we are constantly oppressed by the power of darkness. Could it be that what Israel is experiencing right now be the reason for this oppression? 

Nevertheless, we must praise the Lord through this oppression. Things are happening in the heavenlies and in this world that we do not understand. Only God and the enemy understand, and we must persevere through this. 

Anyway, I am calling on all the praisers out there to get singing (it is your privilege to be chosen as the ones who go first). It is going to be good. Victory is ours. It is not time to be weary and discouraged, it is time to confront a problem head-on and fight with praise and thanksgiving even when you do not feel like it. 

In the book of Judges, it was Judah that was sent to battle first and Judah means ‘praise.’ If you send praise to God, the battle will be won in your own life, and we need to pray for our friends, especially in ministry. If you have been blessed by my ministry to you, please pray for me and praise the Lord. I go through a daily struggle trying to live my life in a God pleasing way. I am nothing without Christ and I am nothing without your prayers. We must live in unity even online we can form an international community. I would even appreciate some of your comment in English or French. 

Thank you all for what you do and your support. 

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