As I worship, my perspective shifts. I focus on His attributes: His goodness, His power, His name, and His mercy. Crises that once overwhelmed me become insignificant in comparison to God’s vast power and all-encompassing love for me as His child.

Katherine J. Walden
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In order to live a life that is truly satisfying, we must learn to worship. We need to make our focus on God’s attributes: His goodness, His power, His name and His mercy. It is in this way that the anxious feelings of the world become insignificant in comparison to God’s vast power and all-encompassing love for us as His children.

Source: Dare To Call Him Friend

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