Challenges of life show up disproportionately bigger than what they are. They are magnified to give us false impression that we are in for doom and gloom. They pose as if they are the biggest, toughest, strongest-and above all, insurmountable. They aim at creating disruption, disturbance, distress and ultimately, destruction. Some people cave in and are crushed by the trials, hardship and torrents of difficulties. But a rare few were able to weather the storms of life and emerged victorious. What makes the difference? Who and what is magnified amid choking circumstances determine how we will come out at the other end, whether battered and tattered or victorious and glorious. Let The Lord Be Magnified is a step-by-step explanation of Psalm 34:27. Among others, we will learn what it means to "shout for joy". Also, we will see various implications of "Let the Lord be magnified." God delights in our prosperity. We must magnify Him above whatever we are going through because He is the Creator of all things, and nothing catches Him unaware. We will see from the pages of this book that as we favor His righteous cause and we are bent on magnifying the Lord above the false magnification that challenges pose to us, God will come through for us; the challenges will give way; and we will emerge more-than-conquerors.