Psalm 89-1 NKJV.mp4

Описание: I will sing of the mercies of the LORD forever: with my mouth will I make known thy faithfulness to all generations." (Psalm 89:1, KJV)


How often as we travel on the journey of life is our attention suddenly and effectively arrested by the sounds of words and music composed to worship God?

From the truths of God set to music we receive solace, encouragement, and renewed strength.

Singing praises to God can do God's work when other avenues have failed.

It has been said that Martin Luther, great theologian that he was, accomplished more reformation by setting all of Germany singing than he did with his preaching.

In every revival or spiritual renewal you will find fresh songs of praise being written and sung.

When Israel walked over the bed of the Red Sea and afterward witnessed the deliverance of God by drowning the Egyptians in the same place - they spontaneously composed a hymn of praise to God. (Exodus 15:1-21)

Moses closed his long career with a song. (Deut. 31:30-32:43)

Jehosaphat, good king of Judah, defeated the enemy with song! (2 Chronicles 20)

In the Word we read of the songs of David, the sons of Korah, the angel choirs, and a new song that even the angels won't be able to sing! (Rev. 5:9, 14:3)

In the New Testament we are taught to "sing with the Spirit and with understanding." (1 Corin. 14:15) We are to sing "with grace in our hearts to the Lord." (Col. 3:16)

Isaiah said, "The LORD Jehovah is my strength and my song."

The singing of praises and use of music is forever entwined with worship to God.