Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this powerful message, Dr Dharius Daniels reminds us that God is actively working in our lives every single day, even when we don’t recognize it. Centered on Psalms 66:5, the message invites believers to “come and see” the works of God and develop a posture of awe and wonder. Too often we become so focused on what God hasn’t done that we overlook the miracles happening all around us—our provision, protection, relationships, and the simple gift of another day of life.
Dr. Daniels challenges listeners to shift their perspective by lifting their eyes to God rather than focusing on stress, control, or fear. When we remember that nothing is too difficult for God, anxiety begins to lose its grip and faith begins to grow. Instead of living as spectators who simply observe faith, believers are called to become witnesses—sharing the stories of what God has done and allowing their lives to reflect His goodness to the people around them.
Ultimately, the message calls us to live with gratitude and expectation. Gratitude doesn’t create miracles—it reveals the miracles that God is already doing. When we cultivate a lifestyle of awe, gratitude, and testimony, we make room in our lives to recognize more of God’s power, goodness, and presence at work every day.
In this powerful message, Dr Dharius Daniels reminds us that God is actively working in our lives every single day, even when we don’t recognize it. Centered on Psalms 66:5, the message invites believers to “come and see” the works of God and develop a posture of awe and wonder. Too often we become so focused on what God hasn’t done that we overlook the miracles happening all around us—our provision, protection, relationships, and the simple gift of another day of life.
Dr. Daniels challenges listeners to shift their perspective by lifting their eyes to God rather than focusing on stress, control, or fear. When we remember that nothing is too difficult for God, anxiety begins to lose its grip and faith begins to grow. Instead of living as spectators who simply observe faith, believers are called to become witnesses—sharing the stories of what God has done and allowing their lives to reflect His goodness to the people around them.
Ultimately, the message calls us to live with gratitude and expectation. Gratitude doesn’t create miracles—it reveals the miracles that God is already doing. When we cultivate a lifestyle of awe, gratitude, and testimony, we make room in our lives to recognize more of God’s power, goodness, and presence at work every day.
