We allow our hearts to agree with the truth of who God is — that’s what adoration means. And as we become more familiar with the truth who God is through adoration, we start to see more clearly who God is to us and what is given to us by Him. Everything that we have is a gift from God and for most of us this is an overwhelming truth where Praise is the only just response.
This episode is the sixth and last part on the series on Hungry For God by Dr. Ralph Martin which talks about what praise is and its importance.
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