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When You Need to Remember Who God Is

When You Need to Remember Who God Is

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Sometimes we need to stop, open God’s Word, and simply remind ourselves of who He is.

In this episode of Rise and Shine, we’re slowing down and reading through Psalms 99–105 together—passages filled with reminders of God’s holiness, goodness, faithfulness, power, and the incredible things He has done for His people.

Life is full of hills and valleys. There are seasons when praising God comes easily because we can clearly see His blessings, and there are seasons when praise feels much harder. But our worship isn’t meant to depend only on our circumstances.

We don’t praise God only because of what He has done for us.

We praise Him because of who He is.

These Psalms continually call God’s people to remember—to remember His works, His promises, His faithfulness, and His character. And we need those same reminders today.

Whether you’re walking through a beautiful season or a difficult one, turn your heart back toward Him. Remember who your God is. Remember His faithfulness. And choose to praise Him in every season.

📖 Scripture Reading: Psalms 99–105

☀️ In this episode:

  • Remembering who God is
  • Praising God in both the hills and the valleys
  • Worshiping God for His character, not only His blessings
  • Remembering God’s faithfulness
  • Turning our hearts back to God through praise
  • Letting Scripture remind us of the greatness of our God

A reminder for today: Your circumstances may change, but God does not. When life feels uncertain, return to what you know to be true about Him.

Listen, breathe, reflect, and let Psalms 99–105 turn your heart toward praise.

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