Praise Is Part of God's Order

Luke 19:37–40

Push yourself to respond to what God has for you.

Learn to move, and learn to use your voice.

We were designed to praise and worship God.

When you get excited, ask yourself, “Is it Jesus?”

If you are uncomfortable with praise, you are sitting with the Pharisees.

Praise is part of God's order.

There Is Always a Reason to Praise

Psalm 34:1–5

If praise is coming from your lips, it is because God has done something in your life.

There is always room to praise God, regardless of what you are going through.

We speak, and our words can shape the reality we experience.

Praise can help us overcome what we are facing.

When you use your voice, you are creating something and summoning something.

Call on His name!

Put a “YET” at the End of Your Complaint

Psalm 42:1–5

If you are desperate, you should long for the presence of God.

Put your hope in God.

If things are not going right YET, you should still praise Him.

Put a “YET” at the end of your complaining.

There is a difference between ordinary praise and YET praise.

Praise involves expression. Do not be afraid to lift your voice and get excited about God.

If you are feeling heavy, depressed, or anxious, PRAISE!

Praise Your Way Through

Psalm 150:1–6

The response is where the miracle happens.

Dance and praise your way through hell.

We must praise God when things are good and when things are bad.

Do not put a period after your YET. Put a comma!

Your story is not over just because you have not seen the answer yet.

If you want God in your heart and in your life, praise Him!