What is Praise and Worship?

(Psalms 22:3) But thou are Holy, o thou that inhabits the praises of Israel. The book of Psalms are are commonly assigned to David as the author, but individuals like Moses and Solomon also ascribed some of the psalms. Psalms were written to express the goodness of God (Praise). Psalms 136 is an amazing example of this and one of my personal favorites. It starts by saying O give thanks unto the Lord; for he good: for his mercy endures forever. That is followed by 25 more verses that share a history of some of God's mighty works, and each end with the words, for his mercy endures forever. Praise and Worship should be a daily part of your walk with Christ. God deserves our thanks for all the things we take for granted each day: waking up, the air we breath, the food we each, the things we see. All is possible in our daily walk because of God. Psalm 145:3, Great is the Lord, and greatly to be praised; and his greatness is unsearchable. And if that does not say if for you, then know this, the last verse, of the Psalm in the bible (Psalm 150) Let everything that has breath Praise the Lord, Praise ye The Lord. ..