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Onyeama Augustine Ministries
Before you ask God for anything… worship Him.
Saints, there is something that happens when you forget about everything around you and simply begin to worship Jesus.
Worship shifts your attention from the size of your circumstances to the greatness of your God. It quiets the noise, strengthens your faith, and draws your heart into the presence of the Lord.
There have been moments in my life when I didn’t have the words to pray—but I could worship. And in His presence, fear began to leave, burdens became lighter, and my heart was refreshed.
Don’t wait until everything is going right to worship Him. Worship Him in the waiting. Worship Him in the battle. Worship Him because He is worthy.
Take a moment right now. Forget about everything else, lift your heart to Jesus, and worship Him.
ONYEAMA AUGUSTINE MINISTRIES: BEFORE YOU ASK GOD FOR ANYTHING, WORSHIP HIM
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