Exalt God with a new song, singing of His wonders, of the beauty He has created according to His will. Do not get tired of giving glory for all His blessings in us.
Why should we sing psalms to Him? For His feats, for His great love, for His great mercy that keeps us standing day by day helping us in all the things that want us to prevent our worship from leaving the heart.
I will sing a new song unto thee, O God: upon a psaltery and an instrument of ten strings will I sing praises unto thee.
Psalm 144:9
Never stop your soul from worshiping the King of kings and Lord of lords, it is better to give Him glory, if you know how to play some kind of instrument, then do not deny your soul to worship God, if you know how to play tambourine praise to the son of tambourine, to the sound of horns, and with everything that your soul knows and that you can touch, praise Him with that.
May this new song that you give to God be true and may God from the heights of the heavens be able to receive it, that with your blessed and holy praise you can give praise to God, and that with your praise be felt the purity that comes to God with love.
Oh, Lord, who am I to not give praise to You, but I will go to You saying that You are my only Consolation, the one who sustains me, adore Him because you are always under His shadow, because His hands are always ready to help you.
If you feel that your worship is not being a blessing, then it is because you are doing it waiting to receive something in return. If you are doing so, it is time for you to change and do it without any interest, that your interest only be to worship God forever, because He is the one who is worthy of glory, praise and honor.
God must always be the reason for our worship, so glorify Him at all times, worship in honor of Him, don’t get tired, God will strengthen you and help you move forward.
Throughout Scripture, worship is presented not as a religious obligation, but as a natural response to who God is and what He has done. Singing a new song to the Lord reflects a heart that recognizes His constant work in our lives. God is not static; His mercies are renewed every morning, His faithfulness is evident day after day, and therefore our praise should also be living, sincere, and continually renewed.
A new song does not necessarily mean a new melody or a new composition, but a renewed heart that approaches God with gratitude and humility. Even in moments of pain, uncertainty, or silence, worship becomes an act of faith. When words are scarce, the intention of the heart still rises before God as a pleasing offering. Worship reminds us that God remains sovereign even when circumstances change.
Using instruments in worship is also a biblical expression of praise. From ancient times, God’s people have used strings, percussion, and wind instruments to glorify Him. However, beyond musical skill, God looks at the sincerity of the worshiper. Whether through a professional performance or a simple song offered in private, what truly honors God is a heart aligned with His will.
True worship shifts our focus away from ourselves and places it entirely on God. When we stop worshiping to be seen, applauded, or rewarded, our praise becomes pure. Worship is not a transaction; it is a surrender. In worship, we acknowledge that God is enough, that His presence is sufficient, and that His grace sustains us in every season.
Therefore, let worship be a daily lifestyle, not limited to a place or moment. Let every breath, every action, and every word become part of that new song offered to the Lord. As we worship Him with perseverance and love, He strengthens our spirit, renews our hope, and reminds us that we are never alone in our walk with Him.