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"The Lord’s Day Is A Day To Give Thanks To The Lord And Praise His Name" - Bible Readings: Psalm 92 - (01/02/26 AM)

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The Lord’s Day Is A Day To Give Thanks To TheLord And Praise His NameBible Readings: Psalm 92Summary: The Lord’s Day is a day of rest where we worship theLord, praise His Name and give Him thanks. What is the purposeof the Lord’s Day? It is the time for joyful praise, thanksgiving,and declaring God's love and faithfulness, both morning andnight. Believers worship the Lord, and this is why it is called aDay of rest. We rest the rest of our week’s labour, and we findour rest in the Lord. In Him we find rest and peace through Jesus,and we can be assured that He rules His church. Do you desirethis rest? Hear his call today and every day in Matt 11:28-30:“Come to me, all who labour and are heavy laden, and I will giveyou rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I amgentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.”Preached By Rev Lourens Nel 1/2/26 AM service

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