02/02/2026
Today | “Hallelujah” is one of the most universal words in human language.
Across cultures, continents, and centuries, it has remained unchanged.
I. HALLELUJAH IS THE LANGUAGE OF HEAVEN- (Revelation 19:1–6) If heaven is filled with Hallelujah, then praise is not optional for God’s people—it’s our eternal identity.
II. HALLELUJAH IS THE RESPONSE OF A REDEEMED PEOPLE (Psalm 113:1–3) If God has brought you out of anything—sin, fear, addiction, despair—then “Hallelujah” is your testimony.
III.. HALLELUJAH IS THE SOUND OF SURRENDER (Psalm 150) Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. When you say “Hallelujah,” you are yielding your heart, your plans, your fears, and your future to the One who is worthy.
IV. HALLELUJAH IS A WEAPON IN SPIRITUAL WARFARE AND THE SOUND OF HOPE
Hallelujah – is our praise to God and our power
Life can be challenging at times. Jesus made it clear that following Him doesn’t exempt us from suffering. In fact, following Jesus guarantees suffering and persecution. As followers of Jesus, we will face trials, rejection, and hardship.
Acts 16:16-40 Paul and Silas had done nothing wrong. They were walking in obedience. Yet their obedience led them into suffering. Though despite their circumstances, Paul and Silas praised God because they trusted him. Their faith and obedience might have led them to temporary suffering, but their act of praise and worship turned that suffering into a salvation opportunity.
When we choose worship over worry and faith over fear, we make space for God to move in ways we could never imagine.
I pray no matter what you’re facing, choose to praise God and trust in Him. Because the God who saved you, sustains you, and will one day bring you home is worthy of all praise.
Hallelujah. Amen.
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