TAKE CARE;WHY DO CHRISTIANS WORSHIP SINGING.....

Why do christians worship singing?

Due to holy God reigns the praises of his people as presenter by
prophet david in psalm 22:4 But thou art the holy one who sits upon the praises of israel

SEE; HOLY SPIRIT LIVING BREATH OF GOD

 HOLY  SPIRIT  LIVING BREATH OF GOD

Holy Spirit, Living Breath of God"I see God Holiness, Truth, AND SERIOUSNESS ABOUT HIS WORK. HOLY SPIRIT LEADING OR STEP DOWN. THERE'S NO OTHER WAY BUT TO BE LED BY HIS HOLY SPIRIT, THE ONLY WAY, IT'S GOD BUSINESS, NOT MAN'S IDEAS AND HEAD KNOWLEDGE. VERY SERIOUS TO COME UNDER GOD RIGHTEOUS ANGER. 

KEEP IT;GLORY TO GOD FOR ALL THINGS READ MORE

Don’t Mean a TGlory to God for All Things,You hing
The project of modernity was to produce people who believe they should have no story except the story they choose when they had no story. Such a story is called a story of freedom – institutionalized economically as capitalism and politically as democracy. That story, and the institutions that embody it, is the enemy we must attack through Christian preaching.
 There is an assumption within our contemporary world that the life we bring into this world doesn’t mean athing, at least, not at the start. Meaning is something the individual must create for himself/herself. It is, we think, a version of freedom. We are told that if we come into this world with our meaning already established as a given, then we can never be free. Autonomy, being “self-ruled,” is the heart of our contemporary delusion. We have seen this taken to extremes in the recent past. Fundamental givens in life, such as gender and race, are now seen by some as subject to choice. Self-definition (“how I identify”) has become the latest demand in the Modern Project.
This is an extreme example of Hauerwas’ statement that modernity wants to produce people “who believe they should have no story.” Everyone is his own author, writing the tale of his life in living free verse. It also means that modern people are always on the edge of meaninglessness. When the story you are telling yourself is challenged or falls apart, you are bereft of a reason to live.

KEE IT; WHY IS DAILY PRAYER IMPORTANT?

Question: "Why is daily prayer important?"

Answer: Quite simply, for followers of Jesus Christ prayer is the best way to communicate with God. Prayer is the vehicle for daily dialog with the One who created us. The importance of daily communication through prayer cannot be overestimated. It is so important that it is mentioned over 250 times in Scripture. So why is daily prayer so important? First, daily prayer gives us an opportunity to share all aspects of our lives with God. Second, daily prayer gives us the chance to express our gratitude for the things He provides. Third, daily prayer provides the platform for confessing our sin and asking for help in overcoming that sin. Fourth, daily prayer is an act of worship and obedience. And finally, daily prayer is a way to acknowledge who is really in control of our lives. Let’s take a look at each of these important reasons in a little more detail.

Daily prayer gives us an opportunity to share all aspects of one’s life with God. Life’s circumstances change on a daily basis. In fact, things can go from good to bad to worse in a very short time. God calls us to bring our concerns to Him for disposition and potential blessing. He also calls us to share our joys and triumphs with Him. In fact, Jeremiah 33:3 states, “Call to me and I will answer you and tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know.” God wants us to call on Him so that He can answer our prayers. He also wants to share with us incredible blessings that we might otherwise have missed had we not reached out to Him through prayer. And finally, James 4:8 tells us to “draw near to God, and he will draw near to you.” God wants us to be close to Him at all times.

Daily prayer gives us the chance to express gratitude for the things in life that He provides. It is no secret that we must give thanks to the Lord for all the things that He provides and all of the things He does on our behalf. His goodness and lovingkindness to us should be recognized on a daily basis. In 1 Chronicles 16:34, we are commanded to “give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his love endures forever.” The psalmist tells us in Psalm 9:1, “I will praise you, O LORD, with all my heart; I will tell of all your wonders.” We pray on a daily basis to acknowledge His faithfulness and His abundant provision in our daily lives.