The Significance of a Song | Pastor Sheryl Brady

About this sermon

Unleash the power of worship through the life of King David, a man after God’s own heart. David was a man who used worship to reveal truth and teach the mysteries of God. David’s worship was also a hiding place for his deepest fears and greatest woes. Whether on the mountain or the valley, David found a way to articulate his heart to God through song. He cared so sincerely about worship that he staffed the tabernacle with minstrels and levites, simply to ensure that the song of the Lord could always be heard in Zion. Genuine, anointed worship has the power to remove fear, anger, frustration, and disappointment. Discover how David's songs were a reflection of his innermost thoughts and how worship can counsel, bring peace, and flush out negativity from our lives. In the Song of Solomon, we discover that worship is a means of ascending to God's presence, our words serving as the keys to unlock different rooms of worship. There is a place in worship that causes us to “rise up and come away” from the cares of this life to receive deliverance and guidance through their heartfelt songs. Finally, Pastor Sheryl Brady reminds us that Hannah's mouth was enlarged to praise. As with Hannah, “The Significance of a Song” is that it will enlarge the believer’s mouth over and above their enemy. Subscribe to the official Sheryl Brady Ministries channel to stream our latest messages, your favorite sermons from over the years, and much more.  Hit the 🛎 Notification Bell so that you never miss our most recent video.  Feel free to sow a seed into the ministry of Pastor Brady — https://bit.ly/3jTx10Q

Topics

• Leadership