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Text: Psalms 68:19

Blessed be the Lord, who daily loadeth us with benefits, even the God of our salvation. Selah.

Yesterday we established that God has blessed us in order that we might be a blessing to others. 

Today, we shall be looking at the kind of positive reaction that should emanate from you towards God as a result of the daily benefits He loads you with. 

While God blesses His children with daily benefits, He equally expects His children to give Him glory in return.

All that God desires to receive from the blessings He's sending to you is glory. *Returning all the glory to God for all the blessings you receive from Him is equivalent to blessing the Lord.* Hence, God has blessed you in order that you may bless Him. So, how can you bless the Lord if not by glorifying Him with all your being and resources.

Everything that God has created praises and blesses Him. Psalms 145:10 says that, All your works shall praise thee, O LORD; and your saints shall bless thee.

The moment any work of God ceases to praise Him, such ceases to live and flourish. For you to keep on flourishing, you must keep on glorifying His name and deeds in your life. You must be able to see details of His goodness and blessings in your life.

The more of God's blessings that you thank and glorify Him for, the more of His blessings  you keep experiencing in your life.

 Bible Reading:

 Psalms 103:1-8.

 PRAYER FOCUS

1.) Father Lord, I receive the grace to always return all the glory to you for all of your blessings in my life.

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