A sermon on anxiety and faith, arguing that God controls every breath and heartbeat, not our own abilities. The speaker uses biblical stories of Peter's prison escape and David's dance to show how praise activates divine intervention and breaks barriers. When you worship, heaven's protocol activates; where praise isn't flowing, dryness follows.
Chapters
Who are you to be anxious? Have you given yourself a breath at least? Who is in charge of your breath when you are asleep? I know you are smart. You are smart. You know how to drive and to keep safe. You eat healthy. But when you close your eyes to sleep, who monitors you? Who monitors your heartbeat? Who is in charge of the very life you live? By what strength are you anxious? Cast all your cares before him. He cares for you. When he shows up, he comes with his protocol. What is cancer before him? What's diabetes? What's illnesses? When the angel led Peter out of the prison, the Bible said the iron gate of the city opened of his own accord. When His name goes ahead, barriers break open, the mountain skips like a little hill, like clumps. When he shows up, the reality is different. His name is the Lord of Hosts. So when we dance, when we praise, when we sing, the protocol of heaven— if only you know what you have. The devil envies you. He wish he can have an opportunity again. At some point when they brought the Ark of Covenant back to Jerusalem, the City of David, David danced. He danced so well that some part of his clothes were revealed and