We live in a world full of noise, opinions, and hurry—but not much celebration. In this message, Pastor Rod reminds us that praise isn’t a personality trait, it’s a spiritual discipline. Psalm 100 invites us to make praise the soundtrack of our lives—a daily rhythm that re-centers our hearts in gratitude, joy, and worship.

Even when life feels chaotic, God’s goodness remains constant. So what if we learned to celebrate again? What if we paused to praise before we complained, to give thanks before we grumbled?

Main Idea:

Celebration isn’t a feeling—it’s a focus.

Praise is the soundtrack that tunes our hearts back to God’s goodness.

Key Movements in Psalm 100:

Shout for joy – Praise is expressive.

Worship with gladness – Praise is joyful service.

Know that the Lord is God – Praise is rooted in identity.

Enter His gates with thanksgiving – Praise starts with gratitude.

The Lord is good – Praise is grounded in His character.

Key Verse:

“For the Lord is good and His love endures forever; His faithfulness continues through all generations.” — Psalm 100:5

Takeaway:

When the world scrolls in stress, may we shout for joy.

When life feels chaotic, may our souls still sing: The Lord is good.

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