GET YOUR PRAISE ON

Psalm 34:1-6 NLT

I will praise the LORD at all times. I will constantly speak his praises. [2] I will boast only in the LORD; let all who are helpless take heart. [3] Come, let us tell of the LORD's greatness; let us exalt his name together. [4] I prayed to the LORD, and he answered me. He freed me from all my fears. [5] Those who look to him for help will be radiant with joy; no shadow of shame will darken their faces. [6] In my desperation I prayed, and the LORD listened; he saved me from all my troubles.


If there’s one thing we must do, it’s to praise the Lord without ceasing! We pray without ceasing, so how about praising God without stopping? Praise simply means to give thanks! Giving thanks to God is an obligation of every human. The Bible contains events and people praising God in diverse ways.

Praise is commonly used to express awe and reverence for God and to honour Him for everything He is to us. Praise and worship are among the most used terms in churches, while “praise the Lord” is a common greeting in Christian gatherings.

As verse one says, “I will always bless the Lord!” The Lord has laid me under an endless obligation to Him, as He has for many of you, and we must praise Him while we can. His praise should ever be on our lips.

Like David in Psalm 109:1, we need to see, acknowledge, and accept God as our praise in a possessive way. In this, the Lord is called EL TEHILLAH, God my praise.

When we praise God, things happen. Praise is the weapon of choice we use against the enemy. It is the vibrant position in Christ that the enemy most detests because when we praise God, we create an atmospheric abode for Him to live in, according to Psalm 22:3.

We must become minstrels to serenade the Lord and bring an atmosphere of miracles into our sphere. 2 Kings 3:15-19 gives an account of the power and effect of praise. Elisha requested a minstrel (a worshipper or singer) to create an atmosphere needed to receive from the Lord the answer the three kings sought. Verse 15 says he heard from the Lord immediately after the praise started.

We must learn to keep always praising God regardless of what life throws at us. Often with God, it’s in the place of praise that we receive our breakthrough. Our soul shall make her boast in the Lord, not in men, or in any outward enjoyment, or in any works of righteousness, but in the Lord; “in the Word of the Lord.”

God is worthy of all our praise, whether it be in song, prayer, or psalm. Our praise must extol the sovereignty of God. The worthiness of God is something David knew very well, as mentioned in 2 Samuel 22:4.

Get your praise on and bless the Lord every chance you get. Let His praise ever be on your lips, and minister to the Lord a new song. The walls of Jericho fell under the weight of the minstrels’ praise and the people’s final shout—shouts of victory that rose from the position of praise in Joshua 6:1-27. You don’t need anyone leading you in praise; be your own minstrel. Praise the Lord your way, let praise rise from your inside.

Revelation 5:12 records the worthiness of God to receive our praise—that is, Christ is worthy to be ascribed power, omnipotence, riches, wisdom, and honour for the highest reputation for what He did for us. All the glory and praise due to such actions belong to the Trinity and should be freely offered in thankful acknowledgments.

Praise and victory are interconnected. Without praise, you don’t get to the place of victory, and without victory, we don’t get to see God as our praise. Psalm 22:23 says those who love and fear the Lord should shout Hallelujah or praise the Lord in exhortation.

Wherever you are, shout praise to the Lord for His majesty. Lift your voice in praise and let your praise replace afflictions with the joyful worship of those redeemed from the world, according to Isaiah 24:14. Get your praise on!

PRAYER: Father, thank you for the opportunities and ability to praise you, may your praise be ever in my lips in Jesus’ name, amen.

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