Episode 21: I Choose Today to Shout My Worship – Shabach
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Episode 21: I Choose Today to Shout My Worship – Shabach
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About this listen
Series: I Choose Today to Worship—Even Here
Scripture Anchor:
Psalm 63:3–4 — “Because your love is better than life, my lips will glorify you. I will praise you as long as I live, and in your name I will lift up my hands.”
Episode Summary:
Worship isn’t always quiet. Sometimes it’s a bold shout from deep within your soul—a declaration of truth even when circumstances haven’t changed. In this powerful episode, Mo explores the Hebrew word Shabach, which means to shout or loudly proclaim praise to God.
With heartfelt honesty and biblical depth, she shares how shouting our praise isn’t about noise—it’s about surrender, breakthrough, and healing. Mo even opens up about a recent moment in her car when a song triggered a soul-deep release of anxiety she didn’t even realize she was carrying—through a shout of praise.
In This Episode, You'll Discover:
- What Shabach really means in Scripture
- Why loud praise matters—even for introverts
- How bold worship breaks spiritual strongholds
- The difference between hype and holy expression
- Why your praise might be the very key to someone else’s breakthrough
Key Quotes:
“There are times when praise has to rise louder than pain, louder than fear, and louder than what makes sense.”“That shout of praise in my car became a healing moment I’ll never forget.”“Shabach is not about volume for attention—it’s volume for declaration.”Today’s Step:
Take a moment to shout your worship to the Lord. It doesn’t have to be in public. Go to a quiet place—your car, your closet, a walk outside—and raise your voice to heaven. Speak His name out loud. Declare His goodness. Let your praise rise until your heart breaks free.
Closing Encouragement:
Don’t hold back. You were created to worship boldly, freely, and fully. God hears your shout, honors your offering, and meets you in your praise.