Put the Focus on the King of Kings


 Have you ever looked at the picture of the watch in a Rolex ad? No? Here you go:


It will always be set to 10:10:30. They do this intentionally. They say this draws your attention between the hands, focusing on the Rolex Crown logo.

Further, if you send your Rolex watch in for service, when Rolex returns it, the watch will be set at 10:10:30. Again, putting the focus on the Crown logo.


In one of the last conversations that I had with my dad about faith matters, he said, "I wish more of our people felt comfortable raising their hands in worship." He was referring specifically to the Baptists in churches in his area.


Psalm 63:4 - "So I will praise You as long as I live; at Your name, I will lift up my hands."

Psalm 134:2 - "Lift up your hands in the holy place, and praise the Lord!"

Psalm 141:2 - "May my prayer be set before You as incense, the raising of my hands as the evening offering."

Lamentations 3:41 - "Let us lift up our hearts and our hands to God in heaven:"

1 Timothy 2:8 - "Therefore I want the men in every place to pray, lifting up holy hands without anger or argument."


May everything that we do, including lifting our hands in worship, Put the Focus on the King of Kings.


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