Today’s Message: Magnify the Lord

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TODAY’S SCRIPTURE

“O magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt his name together.” (Psalm 34:3, KJV)

TODAY’S WORD from Joel and Victoria

Something powerful happens inside when you magnify the Lord. What does it mean to magnify the Lord? When you magnify Him, you aren’t changing Him; you are changing the way you see Him. You are making Him bigger in your life than your problems and circumstances.

So many people today waste time and energy talking about their problems and feeling sorry for themselves. That’s because they are magnifying their circumstances in their own mind and heart. But when you start magnifying the Lord by talking about Him and worshiping Him, you are making Him the main priority in your life and opening the door for Him to move on your behalf.

Today, decide that no matter what’s going on in life around you, you are going to magnify your God. Talk about His goodness. Talk about His faithfulness. Declare that He is working behind the scenes on your behalf. Exalt His name today and lift Him up and see His hand of blessing in every area of your life!

A PRAYER FOR TODAY

Heavenly Father, today I choose to magnify and exalt You. You are faithful and good. Help me to keep my heart and mind focused on You all the days of my life in Jesus’ name. Amen.

— Joel & Victoria Osteen

15 COMMENTS

  1. Why it has to be Joel’s message and not Pastor Nevers Mumba or Fr. Bwalya?
    Please print that to the ailing Mikaeli Sata.

  11. The Lord indeed be magnified. Am an admirer of saint Paul;how he magnified the Lord in his life. What made Paul great was precisely his total surrender to God, who in turn uplifted him to be the main writer of the new testament script.
    How did paul magnify God?
    1. He believed in repentance and regeneration of the spirit. “be you not conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your spirit”. This is one major component i find missing in many messages today.
    2. He preached love. He emphasized that this was the major characteristic which magnifies God among the people.
    3. He believed in the leadership of the Holy spirit than intellectual conception. He said he counted all that he new (an educated Pharisee) as “dung” to gain Christ and God was truly magnified in him…

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