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Paul’s Praise: Being a Witness
Pause for Congregational Reading
Being a Witness
Pause for Congregational Reading
For example, when watching a football game on television, it is a natural response to praise a tremendous play.
To shout WOW! after an acrobatic catch in the end zone is not only natural, but necessary to fully enjoy the spectacular play.
If you do not believe that it is necessary, the next time you watch a football game try to not express yourself at all.
You will quickly find that you do not enjoy the action nearly as much as you do when you have the freedom to express yourself in praise and excitement
Pause for Reading
For example, when watching a football game on television, it is a natural response to praise a tremendous play.
To shout WOW! after an acrobatic catch in the end zone is not only natural, but necessary to fully enjoy the spectacular play.
If you do not believe that it is necessary, the next time you watch a football game try to not express yourself at all.
You will quickly find that you do not enjoy the action nearly as much as you do when you have the freedom to express yourself in praise and excitement
What about your faith gets you excited?
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