May we all see the mission of taking the gospel to every nation a matter of duty, obligation, and honor.

May we be used by God so all nations will praise Him for His steadfast love and faithfulness forever.

If we are in Jesus, we have the ministry and message of reconciliation. We are now representatives of God here on earth for people to be reconciled to Him.

God hears the cry of the nations and He sends people to respond as well.

Do we settle to be comfortable or do we press on into God’s purposes?

Will you allow God to give you eyes of faith today? Will you invest your life in the next generation, to see God’s destiny fulfilled in their lives?

The word of God makes an impact in our lives. Our obedience makes an impact in other people’s lives.

May our worship include praying for the next generation, dedicating them for the purposes of the Lord.

Let our worship be an act of faith, telling our souls to hope and praise God despite our age, feelings or circumstances.

We lay Jesus as the foundation of our lives. May we all trust the work of the Lord in our lives, in our relationships, and in our ministry.

As a spiritual family, we share lives and worship God together.

Being part of the Church isn’t just a call; it’s a gift. We’re not just followers; we’re family, brought together by God’s love and purpose.

Let us declare God’s steadfast love. May we allow it to affect our decisions, relationships and worship.

As we come together in unity and faith, let it be our heart’s desire to worship the Lord.

May we experience the joy of community and show the rest of the world what the blessing of community and relationship is all about.

Do we live for ourselves or do we live for others? Our honest response will tell us of the measure of Christ in our lives.

May our love for others in mercy and compassion be a form of worship to God.

All of us are called to keep living the life God purposed for us despite the impossible situations we may face.

Let us accept the invitation of God to spend time with Him in worship.

What are some questions in out hearts that hinder us from seeing the move of Jesus?

Through our weaknesses or at our peaks, we worship the Lord Jesus Christ.

Through worship, may God make Himself known to us by His Word and through His Spirit.

We worship in full faith and grateful hearts to our one true God, our Heavenly Father.

As we come to God to worship in happiness, in sadness, in tiredness, being fully present before the Lord, the Holy Spirit prays for us and helps us beyond words when we are weak.

Worship lets us see God clearly, to witness Him, to know Him, and to understand Him.

As we put Jesus first, we will live Christ-centered lives in unity with all those around us.

May we honor God as we put our complete trust in Him with our lives today.

To follow Jesus is also a call to sacrifice and surrender for His purpose, glory, and praise.

We are eternally grateful for our salvation. May this result in our grateful worship to Him who saved us.

Am I relying on my own strength and wisdom or do I fully trust in the power of Christ’s sacrifice to transform me?

Our sincere and heartfelt worship honors God.

When we love people the way God wants us, we honor Him.

Will our action and response bring glory to God? Will our way of life bring honor to the name of Jesus?

One of the ways we honor God is with the words of our mouth and the meditation of our heart.

Are our actions reflecting the love and goodness of Jesus? Where can we intentionally shine His light in our life?

As we worship, may our eyes be opened to the truth and be felt in our lives.

The very heart of our God is to bless His people and use them to be a blessing to the nations.

We don't live for ourselves alone, we want to live set apart lives for the purposes of God.

We are God’s workmanship. Beautifully made to worship and serve Him.

What does it mean to follow Jesus?

The love of Christ for the church, for you and me, is permanent, perpetual, unchanging and unconditional.

May the love of God be felt and known by our family and friends through us.

Does our family experience Jesus in us? Do we represent Him in all our relationships?

Our families are the first witnesses of our faith and worship to God.

May our faith in God be a witness to the closest people around us - our family.

As we follow God, are we leading others to Him too?

Even at our low points, do we still worship God?

As God calls you to Himself, will you come to Him?

When God says I am here, we listen and say we are ready to respond.

Out of deep gratitude for God’s mercy and grace in our lives, we want to seek, serve, and obey Him all the more.