Psalm 150

Psalm 150

This marks the fifth of the five “Hallelujah Psalms” that close the book of Psalms. Each of these psalms begins and ends with “Hallelujah.” Compare this psalm with Psalm 1. Both have six verses. Psalm 1 opens with the man who is blessed and Psalm 150 closes with the God who is praised.

How do you praise Him? How do you worship? Think about your reaction to your favorite singer, show, or team. What do you do when you hear them, watch them, or see them? That exuberance should dominate your response to God who is everywhere evident. Is it?

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Author: Pastor David

David R Williamson is the founder of Teach for God Ministries. He holds degrees from Grace Bible College, Grand Canyon University, Grace Theological Seminary, and Walden University. David has been actively involved in ministry since 1979. He has ministered in various ministries from Sunday School teacher, Youth Pastor, to English Pastor in Taiwanese churches, including teaching ten years at the Junior High school level. Currently, David is teaching at Hillcrest Christian School at the High School level. He is also pulpit supply and retreat speaker for churches and other religious organizations. He is happily married to Karen with three children: Joshua, Kazlyn, and Joseph