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When was the last time you were truly awe-struck by God—not because of what He’s done for you, but simply because of who He is? In today’s episode, Megan J. Conner invites us to pause, look up, and soak in the wonder of our Creator. From nature’s beauty to God’s unshakable character, this is your reminder that praise isn’t just a reaction—it’s a decision. And our God? He’s more than worthy.

🛠️ What You'll Learn:

• How the natural world reflects the majesty and character of God

• Why everyday distractions can dull our sense of wonder—and how to reverse that

• Specific attributes of God that anchor our praise, straight from Psalm 145

• Practical ways to intentionally refocus your heart on worship

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When was the last time you praised God just for who He is? What do you see in creation that points you back to His greatness? Share how you’re looking up and looking out today—and tag a friend who needs to be reminded that God’s glory is never far from view.

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Full Transcript Below:

Worthy of Praise

By Megan J. Conner

“Great is the LORD! He is most worthy of praise!
No one can measure his greatness…

Your awe-inspiring deeds will be on every tongue;
I will proclaim your greatness…

For your kingdom is an everlasting kingdom.
You rule throughout all generations.
The LORD always keeps his promises;
he is gracious in all he does…

I will praise the LORD,
and may everyone on earth bless his holy name
forever and ever.”

Ps. 145:3, 6, 13, 21 (NLT)

Have you ever seen the sunrise crest over the horizon and been truly stunned by its brilliance? Or perhaps stood on a coastal shoreline and wondered at the boundaries placed on the powerful waves? What about when you witness the first blossoms of early spring that tangibly remind us of the power of resurrection – life after death? 

Scripture tells us, creation itself declares the majesty of our God. “The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands,” (Ps. 19:1, NIV). It is nearly impossible not to be stirred by the divine attributes of our Lord displayed in nature. Conversely, they can somehow be easy to overlook. Worries, disappointments, and the cares of this world dull our sight, and that which is resplendent becomes opaque and mundane. 

The evidence of our Maker and His kingdom is all around us. We only have to look up and look out. As simple as that sounds, it takes intentional effort. We must quiet our racing thoughts l