When your team scores a touchdown, what do you do?

You raise your hands.

You don’t hesitate. You don’t look around. You celebrate because you’re on the winning team.

So why is it sometimes harder to lift our hands in worship than it is at a football game?

In today’s Daily Devotional, we explore pride, surrender, posture, and what Paul meant when he wrote about lifting holy hands in prayer (1 Timothy 2:8). Worship isn’t weakness. It’s confidence in a victory already secured through Christ.

Key Themes

• Worship as celebration, not performance
• The football analogy of victory and posture
• Pride vs. surrender in men’s faith
• Why lifting hands is about the heart, not the optics
• Living from victory instead of striving for it
• Confidence in Christ’s finish ...