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It's All About Worship, Milan (2026)

10/09/2026

GOD’S PHONE NUMBER: JEREMIAH 33:3

“Call to me and I will answer you and tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know.”
— Jeremiah 33:3

Have you ever wished you could call someone who always answers?

Someone who is never too busy, never out of coverage, and never tells you, “I’ll call you back later.”

Here’s the good news:
God has a phone number and it’s Jeremiah 33:3. 📞🙏

Of course, this isn’t literally God’s phone number. It’s a simple reminder of His invitation:

“Call to Me.”

1. CALL GOD WHEN YOU ARE IN TROUBLE

When problems come, our first reaction can be to call a friend, search the internet, or worry.

But God says:
“Call to Me.”
Before panic takes over, pray.

2. CALL GOD WHEN YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT TO DO

Sometimes we don’t need more opinions, we need God’s wisdom.

Jeremiah 33:3 reminds us that God can reveal things we cannot see and give understanding beyond our own.

You may not know the way, but God does.

3. CALL GOD WHEN YOUR HEART IS HEAVY

You don’t need perfect words.
You can simply say:

“Lord, I’m tired.”
“Lord, I’m afraid.”
“Lord, I need You.”

God isn’t looking for a perfect prayer.
He is looking for a heart that turns toward Him.

4. EXPECT GOD TO ANSWER

God says, “I will answer you.”

His answer may not always come the way we expect.

Sometimes He changes the situation.
Sometimes He changes our heart.
Sometimes He gives direction.
Sometimes He gives strength to endure.

But silence doesn’t mean absence.

God is still listening.

5. MAKE PRAYER YOUR FIRST CALL, NOT YOUR LAST CALL

Don’t wait until everything falls apart before you pray.

Talk to God before the crisis.
Talk to God during the crisis.
Talk to God after the crisis.

Prayer isn’t an emergency hotline.
Prayer is a relationship.

When life gets confusing, don’t just look around, look up.

When you’re afraid, call God.
When you don’t understand, call God.
When you’re hurting, call God.
When you need direction, call God.

Jeremiah 33:3 is God’s invitation:
“Call to Me.”

And the beautiful promise is:
“I will answer you.”

PRAYER

“Lord, thank You that I can call on You anytime. When I’m afraid, remind me to pray. When I don’t know what to do, give me wisdom. When my heart is hurting, give me Your peace. Help me make You my first call, not my last resort. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

09/09/2026

“Climb Higher, Because Jesus Is Passing By”

Bible Verse:
“He wanted to see who Jesus was, but because he was short he could not see over the crowd. So he ran ahead and climbed a sycamore-fig tree to see him.”
— Luke 19:3–4

Zacchaeus had money, position, and influence, but something was still missing.

When he heard that Jesus was passing by, he didn’t let the crowd stop him. He ran ahead and climbed a tree just to get a glimpse of Jesus.

Imagine that scene.

A grown man, a wealthy tax collector, climbing a tree just because he wanted to see Jesus.

But here’s the beautiful part:
Zacchaeus thought he was looking for Jesus, but Jesus was looking for him.

When Jesus reached the tree, He looked up and said:

“Zacchaeus, come down immediately. I must stay at your house today.” — Luke 19:5

Jesus knew his name.
Jesus knew his story.
Jesus knew his mistakes.

And yet Jesus still called him.

5 LESSONS FROM ZACCHAEUS

1. Don’t let the crowd stop you.
Sometimes people, opinions, rejection, or your past can keep you from seeking God. Keep climbing.

2. Be willing to humble yourself.
Zacchaeus didn’t care how foolish he looked. He just wanted to see Jesus.

3. Seek Jesus intentionally.
Zacchaeus didn’t stay where he couldn’t see. He changed his position.

Sometimes you need to change your habits, environment, or priorities to get closer to God.

4. Jesus sees you even when you’re hiding.
Zacchaeus was up in a tree, but Jesus knew exactly where he was.

You may feel invisible, but you’re never invisible to God.

5. An encounter with Jesus changes your life.
Zacchaeus didn’t simply see Jesus, he was transformed by Jesus.

His encounter produced repentance, generosity, and a completely different direction.

REMEMBER THIS:

Zacchaeus climbed the tree to see Jesus, but Jesus climbed into his life to save him.

Don’t let your past disqualify you.
Don’t let the crowd discourage you.
Don’t let your weaknesses keep you away.

If Jesus is calling you, come down from the tree and come close to Him.

You may be searching for Jesus today…

but remember, Jesus is searching for you too.

PRAYER

“Jesus, give me the desire of Zacchaeus to seek You above everything else. Help me overcome whatever keeps me from coming closer to You. Thank You that You see me, know me, and still call me. Change my heart and let my encounter with You transform the way I live. Amen.”

08/09/2026

HOW TO WORSHIP GOD WHEN YOUR HEART IS STILL HURTING?

“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.”
— Psalm 34:18

Sometimes worship is easy when prayers are answered, when everything is going well, and when our hearts are full of joy.

But what about when you’re hurting?

What about when you come to church carrying pain that nobody sees?

You can still worship. Not because the pain isn’t real, but because God is still worthy and He is still near.

Here are 5 things you can do:

1. COME TO GOD AS YOU ARE

You don’t have to hide your pain behind a smile.
Tell God exactly how you feel. Cry if you need to. Be honest with Him.

Worship begins with surrender, not pretending.

“Pour out your hearts to him, for God is our refuge.” Psalm 62:8

2. WORSHIP EVEN WHEN YOU DON’T FEEL LIKE IT

Worship isn’t only a feeling it’s a decision.

You can lift your hands with tears in your eyes.
You can sing while your heart is breaking.

Your tears can become an offering to God.

“I will bless the Lord at all times.” — Psalm 34:1

3. HOLD ON TO GOD’S WORD

When your emotions say, “There is no hope,” let God’s Word remind you that He is faithful.

Read His promises. Speak them over your situation. Let truth become louder than your pain.

“Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path.” — Psalm 119:105

4. GIVE GOD WHAT YOU CANNOT CARRY

You don’t have to carry yesterday’s pain into tomorrow.

Give God your disappointment.
Give Him your fear.
Give Him your unanswered questions.

What you surrender to God, you no longer have to carry alone.

“Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you.” — 1 Peter 5:7

5. KEEP SHOWING UP

When your heart hurts, don’t isolate yourself from God or His people.

Keep praying. Keep worshiping. Keep going to church. Keep seeking His presence.

You may walk into church broken, but you can walk out reminded that you are not alone.

“Let us not give up meeting together…”
Hebrews 10:25

REMEMBER THIS:

Worship isn’t pretending that you’re not hurting.
Worship is declaring that your pain will not be bigger than your God.

You can worship through the tears.
You can worship through the questions.
You can worship while you’re still healing.

Because the God who is worthy of your worship in the good times is the same God who holds you in the painful times.

Prayer
“Lord, my heart is hurting, but I choose to worship You. I don’t understand everything I’m going through, but I trust that You are with me. Receive my tears, my pain, my questions, and my broken heart. Heal me in Your time and teach me to keep praising You even while I’m still healing. Amen.”

08/09/2026

When Doubt Meets Jesus

Bible Verse:

“Then he said to Thomas, ‘Put your finger here; see my hands. Reach out your hand and put it into my side. Stop doubting and believe.’”
— John 20:27

Thomas is often remembered as “Doubting Thomas.” But his story teaches us something powerful: Jesus does not abandon us when we struggle to believe.

Thomas had heard that Jesus was alive, but his heart needed reassurance. He wanted to see the wounds. He wanted evidence.

And Jesus didn’t reject him.
Jesus came to him.
Sometimes, we also have moments when we say:
“Lord, I believe… but I’m still afraid.”
“Lord, I trust You… but I don’t understand.”
“Lord, I know You’re there… but why does this hurt so much?”

Doubt doesn’t mean your faith is finished.

Sometimes, doubt is the place where Jesus invites you to know Him more deeply.

Jesus met Thomas right in the middle of his questions. He showed him His wounds and gave him what he needed to believe.

And Thomas responded:

“My Lord and my God!” — John 20:28

Notice this: Thomas didn’t walk away from Jesus because he struggled.

He brought his struggle to Jesus and Jesus met him there.

Remember:
You don’t need to have every answer before you come to Christ.

Bring your questions.
Bring your fears.
Bring your doubts.

Jesus is not threatened by your questions. He wants you to bring them to Him.

Lets Prayer
“Lord Jesus, when my faith becomes weak and doubts fill my heart, help me not to run away from You. Meet me in my questions, strengthen my faith, and help me trust You even when I cannot see the whole picture. May I say with Thomas, ‘My Lord and my God!’ Amen.”

“Doubt may make you question what you see but faith reminds you who you know.”

When you can’t see the answer, keep your eyes on Jesus.

07/09/2026

Faith That Stands Even in the Lions’ Den

Bible Verse:

“My God sent his angel, and he shut the mouths of the lions.”
Daniel 6:22

Daniel didn’t end up in the lions’ den because he stopped trusting God. He ended up there because he refused to stop praying.

The lions’ den was a place of danger, but Daniel discovered something greater: God’s presence was stronger than his circumstances.

Sometimes, we may find ourselves in our own “lions’ den.”

A difficult situation.
A problem we cannot solve.
A door that suddenly closes.
People who oppose us.
A season that makes us afraid.

And we may ask, “God, why did You allow me to be here?”

But Daniel’s story reminds us that God can protect you even in the place you never wanted to be.

The miracle wasn’t that Daniel avoided the den.
The miracle was that God was with him inside it.
The lions were there, but God was there too.

Your situation may look threatening, but don’t let fear convince you that God has abandoned you.

Keep praying.
Keep trusting.
Keep standing.

Because sometimes God doesn’t remove the lions immediately. He simply shuts their mouths.

Remember:
Your faith may be tested in the den, but God’s faithfulness will meet you there.

Prayer:
“Lord, when I find myself surrounded by fear and uncertainty, help me to trust You like Daniel. Give me courage to keep praying and faith to believe that Your presence is greater than anything standing against me. Amen.”

“You may be in the lions’ den, but you are never there alone.”

05/09/2026

ENTER HIS GATES WITH THANKSGIVING

Psalm 100:4
“Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and praise his name.”

Tomorrow, as you prepare to go to church, don’t think of it as simply another Sunday.

You are coming into the presence of God.

Come with thanksgiving not because everything in life is perfect, but because God is still good.

Maybe this week was difficult.
Maybe you are carrying worries.
Maybe you feel tired, discouraged, or uncertain about tomorrow.

Bring it all to church.

Come with a thankful heart.
Come ready to worship.
Come ready to hear God’s Word.
Come expecting God to speak to you.

Don’t let tiredness, busyness, or distractions keep you away from the place where your faith is strengthened.

Tomorrow, let’s make it a priority: GO TO CHURCH.

Not just to sit in a building, but to worship the One who has carried you through another week.

Remember:

“Don’t wait until you feel thankful to give thanks. Enter His gates with thanksgiving—and let His presence remind you how faithful He has been.”

See you in church tomorrow. Come with thanksgiving. Leave with renewed faith.

05/09/2026

FOR SUCH A TIME AS THIS

Esther 4:14

Esther was placed in the palace for a purpose greater than herself. When her people were in danger, she had a choice: remain silent or step forward in faith.

She could have been afraid. She could have protected herself. But she chose courage.

And her story points us to something even greater: Jesus.

Esther risked her life to stand before the king on behalf of her people. Jesus willingly gave His life to save us.

Esther pleaded for her people.
Jesus became our Advocate.

Esther stood in the gap.
Jesus became the way to God.

Esther’s courage brought deliverance to her people.
Jesus brings eternal salvation to everyone who trusts in Him.

Remember:

God can place you in a certain season, family, workplace, or position not by accident, but for a purpose.

You may feel small, unqualified, or afraid.

But perhaps God has placed you there “for such a time as this.”

And when you don’t know what to do, look to Jesus, the One who gave everything for you.

Prayer:
“Lord, give me Esther’s courage and Jesus’ heart of sacrifice. Help me recognize the purpose You have placed before me and give me faith to step forward when You call. Amen.”

04/09/2026

Keep Your Eyes on Jesus

Peter stepped out of the boat and walked on water, not because the storm was calm, but because Jesus was there.

For a moment, Peter focused on Jesus, and he did what seemed impossible. But when he looked at the wind and waves, fear took over, and he began to sink.

Sometimes, we do the same.

We step out in faith, but then we focus on our problems, our fears, and the things we cannot control. And slowly, our faith begins to sink.

The storm may be loud, but Jesus is still greater.

Don’t focus on how high the waves are.
Don’t focus on how strong the wind is.
Keep your eyes on the One who called you out of the boat.

When Peter cried, “Lord, save me!” Jesus immediately reached out His hand.

Matthew 14:31 — “Immediately Jesus reached out his hand and caught him.”

Remember: You may lose your balance, but you will never be beyond the reach of Jesus.

Faith says: “I may be surrounded by waves, but I’m still holding on to Jesus.”

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