PRAISE POWER!

Your mouth has both preventive and permissive power. Your mouth is the gateway into your life. Your mouth is also the saviour of your life. 

The power in your mouth can be released for your good through praise.

Your praise represents open gates for good to come into your life. Your praise also erects a wall of salvation round about your life. 

Murmuring and complaining, on the other hand, breaks down the walls and permits the enemy to invade a your from all sides.

Even when it is not convenient, praise and give thanks to God. It will arrest the enemy.

And as you continue to praise God, watch out! good is coming into your life.

Keep praising the LORD. Don't stop the discipline.


IT IS WRITTEN!

"I will bless the LORD at ALL TIMES: HIS PRAISE shall CONTINUALLY be in MY MOUTH." (Psalms 34:1).

"By him therefore let us offer the SACRIFICE OF PRAISE to God 

CONTINUALLY, that is, the fruit of OUR LIPS GIVING THANKS to his name." (Hebrews 13:15).

"Therefore YOUR GATES shall be OPEN CONTINUALLY; they shall not be shut day nor night; that men may bring unto you the forces of the Gentiles, and that their kings may be brought.

Violence shall no more be heard in your land, wasting nor destruction within your borders; but you shall CALL YOUR WALLS SALVATION, and YOUR GATES PRAISE." (Isaiah 60:11, 18).

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