08/20/2026
Join us in our 6:56pm Prayer! Do You Hear Him?
Every place in this world God created is proclaiming God, but most do not recognize it as such. And most do not—upon hearing His voice—give Him the glory He deserves. Men call the world around them “nature.” The Bible calls it “God’s Voice.” Seven times in Psalm 29, David speaks of the "voice of the Lord" speaking through the mighty things he sees and hears happening around him. David heard God's voice in the thunder, lightning, earthquake, and storms.
He heard God's voice in the temple where everything around him was shouting, "Glory!" He heard and saw God as he realized his King was sovereign over everything. Creation showed him that "the Lord sits as King forever." And He saw God as the One who was "giving strength to His people" and blessing His people with the gift of peace. He recognized the Source behind what He was experiencing personally and what His people were experiencing.
The proper response is seen in the opening lines of this Psalm: “ Ascribe to the Lord, O sons of the mighty, ascribe to the Lord glory and strength. Ascribe to the Lord the glory due to His name; worship the Lord in holy array.” (Psalm 29:1-2)
To "ascribe" means to recognize who is the rightful Creator and Author of these things. We are to so understand the voice of God in nature that we realize He is the cause behind it all.
And there is but one response: "Worship the Lord in the majesty of holiness." We are to let His voice draw us to bent knees, lifted hands, raised voices, surrendered lives in true worship. And if we are hearing Him all day, we will be worshiping Him every hour!
Glorious Creator God, You alone are King forever! We bow our hearts and lives before Your glory and strength! Turn our attention towards Your beautiful face continually, all day long! Help us to step away from anything that threatens to take our thoughts off of You and show us how to worship the majesty of Your holiness in spirit and in truth. To You be all honor and glory and praise!
--Adapted from Prayer with No Intermission by Bill Elliff.