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Breaking Free to Worship

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February 16, 2025

“And a certain man lame from his mother’s womb was carried, whom they laid daily at the gate of the temple, which is called Beautiful, to ask alms from those who entered the temple “ 


- Acts 3:2 (NKJV)

 

There are moments when life’s challenges weigh so heavily that they hinder our ability to worship freely. Like the lame man at the temple gate, you may find yourself physically present in worship but mentally and emotionally preoccupied with burdens that steal your joy and focus. 


This man’s condition defined his life for over 40 years, limiting not just his mobility but also his worship. Despite being positioned near the temple, he couldn’t fully experience the presence and glory of God inside it. His condition kept him on the outside, begging for sustenance rather than participating in the fullness of worship. 


But then, the force of faith collided with his limitations. Through the name of Jesus and the faith demonstrated by Peter and John, this man experienced a miraculous breakthrough. He was not only healed but transformed, leaping and praising God as he entered the temple for the first time. Who would have imagined such joy and praise hidden within him? 

The force of faith breaks these chains, restoring your ability to worship wholeheartedly.

The force of faith is essential when worship seems limited. Sometimes, circumstances make it hard to focus on God. Financial struggles, health challenges, or relational difficulties can leave you physically present in church but spiritually distant. The force of faith breaks these chains, restoring your ability to worship wholeheartedly. 


Just as the lame man endured his condition from birth, some issues may have persisted for years. Faith becomes the supernatural force that interrupts the narrative and brings lasting change. 


The lame man’s healing released a new dimension of praise, as seen in Acts 3:8 (NKJV): “So he, leaping up, stood and walked and entered the temple with them—walking, leaping, and praising God.” Similarly, faith can unlock joy and gratitude, allowing you to worship God with a freedom you’ve never known. 


Take a moment to identify anything limiting your worship. Bring it before God in prayer, declaring the force of faith to break every barrier. Trust that your breakthrough is coming and prepare your heart for a new song of praise!   


  Song of Worship 


Haven't Seen It Yet 


Song by Danny Gokey

   

Prayer -  Father, I surrender every situation that hinders my worship to You. Release the force of faith in my life to break through long-standing challenges, remove limitations, and restore my joy and focus on worship. May my life become a testimony of Your goodness, bringing a new dimension of praise and thanksgiving. In Jesus’ name, Amen. 

 

 

Bible in 1 year: Leviticus 21-22; Matthew 28

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