The following words are not mine as I gathered them from two different websites.
Lifting up your soul is an intentional posture of surrender, pointing your mind, will and emotions away from the weight of worldly anxieties and fixing them on God. Rooted in the Psalms, this daily practice acknowledges your dependence on His grace and invites His peace to fill the spaces you offer to Him.
We have an example of soul lifting being stated in the negative in the twenty-fourth psalm. As the psalmist asks who can ascend the holy hill of the Lord and stand before Him in worship, He knows only those who are cleansed in Christ can make that journey. "He who has clean hands and a pure heart, who does not lift up his soul to what is false and does not swear deceitfully"(Psalm 24:4) . If one turns his heart toward the falsehood of idols and makes vain promises ( most likely about religious duties), he cannot then also truly raise his affections toward God. So guarding your heart from temptation so you can worship is one way to lift your soul to God.
Lift your soul to the Lord by looking to Him for guidance. In Psalm 143, the psalmist is asking the Lord to answer him quickly. He needs direction from the Lord. He prays, "Let me hear in the morning of your steadfast love, for in you I trust. Make me know the way I should go, for to you I life up my soul." When you come seeking the Lord for guidance in life's matters, as it were lifting up your heart compass to find God's due north direction for your life, that is lifting your soul to Him.
May your soul be ever lifted up to the Lord.
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Now I hope you enjoy what I have designed for this month:
You can download the elements HERE
and the papers HERE







