Life is better when we’re praising the LORD. The Bible is FILLED with good reasons to praise the LORD, and shows that we never have to be concerned with our circumstances in order to do so. That’s because, according to the Bible, praising the LORD begins with our attitude; and that attitude is sparked by an understanding of God and His Word. In this episode of Getting To Know God – Thru The Psalms, we’re looking at the details of Psalm 9:11-12 to see how King David was able to praise the LORD in good times and bad, enjoying the benefits of his faith, because of his mind being focused on God’s Word. If you were looking for a formula to walk in the joy of your salvation more regularly, here you go…
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