Moral of the Story: "I'M STILL SINGING" | Pastor Elijah K. Blue
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🎙️ NEW SERIES: THE MORAL OF THE STORY
Sometimes the stories we heard as children carry truths we don’t fully understand until life gives us the experience to see them differently.
In the first message of The Moral of the Story series, Pastor Elijah K. Blue pairs The Rooster Who Would Not Be Quiet! with the story of Paul and Silas in Acts 16 to remind us of one powerful truth: your circumstances may change your sound, but they don’t have to steal your song.
Paul and Silas were beaten, imprisoned, and bound in stocks, yet at midnight they were still praying and singing praises to God. Their pain couldn’t steal their song. Their prison couldn’t silence their praise. And ultimately, their song began to shake something!
Life may have taken some things. Your praise may sound different after what you’ve survived. But if you still have a song, KEEP SINGING.
Because sometimes your praise isn’t just helping you survive the prison. It’s disturbing the prison. 🔥
🎙️ I’m Still Singing
📖 Acts 16:22–26
🎤 Pastor Elijah K. Blue
📚 The Moral of the Story — Part 1