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The 7 Ups of Life Summary


Summary

 


“Let us lift up our hearts with our hands unto God is in the heavens.”

 

a. Being “up” isn’t difficult. It does require a conscious effort on our part to involve God in our daily lives.


b. We must first wake up with the realization we have been given the gift of another day to serve God and advance His kingdom.


c. We must dress up with the smile that comes from the knowledge that God is all in all.


d. We must shut up when it is appropriate, not saying things we shouldn’t.


e. We must stand up for God and our belief in His son.


f. We must look up to Him for our every need, our every problem.


g. We must reach up to Him. When everything or everyone else fails us, we know we can depend on Him.


h. And, finally, we must lift up to Him not just all our burdens and cares, but also our gratitude for what He has done for us.



Here are the links to all "The 7 Ups of Life"

First - Wake Up


Second: Dress Up!


















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