Would you turn with me to Psalm 34, our text in these services, Psalm 34.

If you haven't been with us, we've been ministering for some weeks now every Friday evening on the subject of the life of praise.

And to get the most out of tonight, it would have helped if you'd have heard everything that went before it because we've covered a lot of ground already.

Tapes are available.

C.D. is available. How many think we ought to get DVDs available? You think we are too?

All right. We'll think about it. No, I think we should too. So we'll check into that at some point.

But we got our main stuff that we talked about that records the master. So we got that paid for, of course.

Right? All paid for.

You don't think so many times people don't enjoy things like they should

because they try to act like they're at a place that they're not at.

You know, I've seen churches and pastors.

They wouldn't rejoice over $1,000 because they didn't want somebody else to know

that that was big to them.

I've seen individuals do the same way.

You know, something happened.

Do you know what I'm talking about or not?

I mean, you know, they got $100 and it was big to them.

But there's like, oh, yeah, you know, praise the Lord.

See, pride keeps people from enjoying their blessings because they want to act like, you know.

If something's big to you and it's a bigger thing than what you've enjoyed before,

then you make a big deal out of it.

And if somebody else wants to rain on your parade and go, yeah, you know, I do things like

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