The Word of our Lord Jesus dwells in each one of us, they are wisdom to our hearts, and that fill us every day with blessings and knowledge so that we can be faithful to the call of the Most High God, by them we know that we must surrender before of God, giving glory and praise to the Lamb who was slain on Calvary for our sins, we all give praises of gratitude to God.
May our mouths always be full of praises for our great and sublime God, deserving of all glory and honor, He is God, our God who lives forever, He who teaches us, He who passes all understanding, be praise and empire for ever and ever. May our praise be continually in our mouths and hearts, day after day let us be pleasing before Him.
His glory will be manifested in our lives, our mouths will be full of praises to adore God who is the High and Sublime, we sing to God for this so wonderful fact, to be able to sing before His Presence, because this privilege of being children and heirs of the great promise. God dwells in the midst of His people, of the people who cry out to Him with praise from the heart.
Let’s see what the book of Colossians tells us about praising God:
Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.
Colossians 3:16
After we have received His Word, let us also share with others, sing with spiritual hymns as this verse tells us. Let us give glory to one another. Let us teach others and give an example that Christ lives in our hearts, because His glory is with us. Let us all sing together in the Lord and so others will know of His glory and praises.
When the Word of Christ dwells richly in us, it does not remain silent or inactive. It transforms our way of thinking, our attitudes, and even our words. The Scripture teaches us that praise is not only expressed through songs, but also through a life that reflects obedience, humility, and gratitude toward God. When Christ reigns in our hearts, our daily actions become a testimony of His presence.
Praising God with psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs is a way of reminding ourselves and others of who He is and what He has done. Through praise, we proclaim His goodness, His mercy, and His faithfulness from generation to generation. Worship unites the people of God and strengthens the church, because it centers our attention on the Lord and not on ourselves.
The verse from Colossians also teaches us the importance of teaching and admonishing one another. This means that our praise should be accompanied by a life that edifies others. When we allow the Word of Christ to guide us, we become instruments of encouragement, correction, and hope for those around us. Our songs and words must be filled with grace, love, and truth.
God delights in a heart that worships Him sincerely. He is not seeking perfection in our voices, but sincerity in our hearts. When we praise Him from the depths of our soul, acknowledging His sovereignty and goodness, His presence is manifested in our midst. This is why praise should not be limited to certain moments, but should be a constant attitude in our lives.
Let us therefore allow the Word of Christ to dwell richly in us every day. Let us meditate on it, live by it, and proclaim it through praise and thanksgiving. As children of God, we have the privilege of glorifying Him with our lips and with our lives, knowing that He is worthy of all honor, all glory, and all praise forever.