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Taste and See: 40 Praise Principles for Successful Living
Taste and See: 40 Praise Principles for Successful Living
Taste and See: 40 Praise Principles for Successful Living
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The book Taste and See: 40 Praise Principles for successful Living touches on the nitty-gritty of thanking, praising and worshipping God as a prelude to living a life of extraordinary good success. It postulates that praising God with zeal and enthusiasm makes Him to open His door of grace unto us. The book also enjoins us to praise God continuously, continuingly and continually. It advocates for the true praise of God which comes naturally and effortlessly and draws us to the presence of God. It states that, for the praise of God to be acceptable, it must be relaxed and unpretentious.
It also identifies a true worshipper as someone who worships God when it is convenient or inconvenient, easy or difficult, good or bad.
This eight-chapter book is down to earth practical. It has 4o praise principles which instruct the reader on how he can embark on the praise and worship that will be acceptable to the Almighty God. There are also practical aphorisms that are spread all over the pages of the book from the beginning to he end. At the end of each chapter are also practical exercises which are designed to draw the reader more closely to God as well as build up a lasting relationship with Him.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateAug 5, 2011
ISBN9781456782566
Taste and See: 40 Praise Principles for Successful Living
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Bode Babatunde

Pastor Bode Babatunde holds a Master of Arts Degree (MA) in Language Arts at the prestigious University of Ibadan, Nigeria. He also has degrees in Psychology (M.Sc Industrial Psychology); Law (LL.B, BL); and Theology (PGD Theology, Diploma in School of Disciples). Bode Babatunde is a pastor in The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG). He currently pastors The Redeemed Christian Church of God, Regeneration Centre, 161 Sumner Road, Peckham London SE15 6JL. He is also a lawyer and he works with Atanda Solicitors, 59-61 Old Kent Road, London SE15 6JL Babatunde is equally a public inspirational/motivational speaker, writer and editor. He has authored several books, the most prominent being: Essentials of Effective Writing; Communication in Writing for West African Students; Essentials of Verbal Reasoning for Primary Schools (Books 1-6); An Introduction to English Language and Communication and Perspectives on Communication in English (co-authored with Titus Durojaiye). He also authors Beautiful for Situation: 35 Tips on Praises that Keep Hope alive. As an editor too, Pastor Babatunde has had the rare privilege of editing several books of high profile Christian writers and secular writers.

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    Taste and See - Bode Babatunde

    CHAPTER ONE

    THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MONITORING THE VOICE OF THE HEART AND INSPIRATION

    What the mind can conceive and believe it can achieve.

    NAPOLEON HILL

    You must intensify and render continuous by repeatedly presenting with suggestive ideas and mental pictures of the feast of good things, and the flowing fountain, which awaits the successful achievement or attainment of the desires.

    CLAUDE M. BRISTOL

    Inspiration is the process by which man’s mind or creative acumen is divinely stimulated. It is the process of engaging the voice of the heart for productive ventures. You need inspiration for successful living. Monitoring the voice of your heart is crucial for effective praise. Every human being with normal human inclinations has the power to visualize events. In fact, what we do all day long is create scenes in our heart either consciously or unconsciously. If the scene created consistently is that of worry, the condition you attract is that of tension but if it is that of determination, what you attract is great expectation. As a true worshipper desirous of getting inspiration from above, you need to develop a penchant for monitoring the voice of your heart for effective praise. Principles 1 to 5 of this chapter are designed to assist you to achieve this.

    1.

    Acceptable praise propels the voice of the heart to give you inspiration from above.

    There is a voice in everyone’s heart that gives him direction all day long. This voice is very crucial to the result one gets from time to time. One factor that will make the voice effective in directing your daily affairs is God’s praise.

    A wise man will tap from the infinite knowledge of the omnipotence by loading his voice with the praise of God all the time.

    Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee.

    ISAIAH 26:3

    We also have the eyes of the head. While the eyes of the head conceive ideas and visions, the voice of the heart gives the ideas and visions expressions. No wonder that Solomon, the greatest king that ever ruled or would ever rule said in Ecclesiastes 2:14:

    The wise man’s eyes are in his head.

    You need the eyes in your head and the voice of the heart more than anything in life, and most especially in your praise of God. You, indeed, need powerful imaginative ability to monitor what the words of your praise are communicating to you. The melody of praise music to God is good but it is not enough. It is the words in the praise that bring out the need for the praise, the principle of the praise, the gains of the praise and the didactic elements in the praise.

    You need to think deeply about what the words and phrases of your praise are suggesting and tailor them to your needs, goals, and aspirations. This is the way to filter the information necessary for the ramifications of your overall spiritual development.

    HAMLET: Suit the action to the word, the word to the action; with this special observance, that you o’erstep not the modesty of nature.

    WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

    For example, your relationship with the Omnipotent God will be contingent upon what the voice tells you.

    If the words of your praise say, for example, that He is a trustworthy God and the voice of your heart affirms the same thing, then, it will be easy for you to trust that He will surely do what He has promised to do in your life. Again, if the voice in your heart echoes the wordings that He is the Alpha and Omega, the Beginning and the Ending, the first and the Last, then, you will readily believe that He cannot abandon you once He has started with you, no matter how difficult the situation apparently

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