Scriptures Memorization: Sing Your Joy with Praise Psalms 100:4 / 502

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Discover how the practice of memorizing scripture can greatly enhance your spiritual journey and daily life. In this episode, we dive into the uplifting messages found in Psalms 100 and 104, emphasizing how gratitude can reshape our mindsets. With engaging discussions, we share practical memorization tips that allow these powerful verses to become a living part of our everyday routine. 

Join us as we explore why these scriptures, filled with joy and praise, are vital for bolstering our spiritual lives. By learning to hear, read, write, and speak these passages regularly, we cultivate a heart filled with thankfulness. Not only do these verses serve as a foundation for worship, but they can foster a mindset of positivity and hope. 

Whether you're a seasoned scripture follower or just beginning your journey, this episode will inspire you to reconnect with these meaningful words and incorporate them into your daily expressions of gratitude. Let's embrace the power of praise together! Don't forget to tune in and share your favorite lines with us!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Welcome back to God's Loving Sacrifice Memorization
Podcast.
We are on our second unit ofpraise this week.
Remember, hear it, read it,write it, speak it.
Let's try memorizing thesescriptures.
Go to my website, go to thememorization tab each week and
find a printable sheet with thescripture on it for that week.

(00:21):
This week we are doing Psalms104.
And I'm sure a lot of you haveheard this one, probably even
sang it, but it goes.
Enter into his gates withthanksgiving and into his courts
with praise, be thankful to himand bless his name.

(00:47):
Psalms 100 is one of theshortest and most exuberant
passages in the Bible.
It takes about 30 seconds toread it and if you read it aloud
every morning for a month,you'll automatically have all
five verses memorized for therest of your life.
There are no negative passages,there's no sorrows, there's no

(01:08):
warnings, there's no problem.
It's just shouting and singingand knowing to be thankful.
Isn't that a great scripture?
Psalms 104, enter into his gateswith thanksgiving and into his
courts with praise, be thankfulto him and bless his name.

(01:29):
Last week's was 1 Peter 1, 3.
Blessed be the God and Fatherof our Lord, jesus Christ, who,
according to his abundant mercy,has begotten us again to a
living hope through theresurrection of Jesus Christ
from the dead.
All right, that's one and twoof our praise, and you need to

(01:58):
hear it, read it, write it andspeak it.
If you need some daily wisdom,check out Wisdom for the Day at
wisdomforthedayorg.
It's hosted by my good friendRick, and it's insightful and
inspiring.
So let's look at today'sscripture again one more time.
Psalms 104.
Enter into his gates withthanksgiving and to his courts

(02:22):
with praise.
Be thankful to him and blesshis name.
Hear it, read it, write it,speak it.