In Psalms 34:1 David said "I will bless the Lord at all times His praise shall continually be on my mouth."  That is a very deep statement, how many of us can really say that.  How many of us can say regardless of what is going on in my life I can Praise the Lord at all times.  Yes it can be difficult, but not impossible.  I remember when I was locked up in the BDF for almost 90 days and I was trying to get out so I can get help for myself.  I wasn't just trying to get out; I was missing praise and worship at church.  In all my years of living, I was never away from church for that long, and even when I tried to get to bible study and church in the facility, I couldn't even get there.  I basically had to continue to praise Him regardless which led me to starting bible study and having church in my cell, and guess what, others started coming and worshiping with me.  So I guess David was right, we have to bless Him at all times.  God was showing me that I had to stop looking at self and look at all the lost souls that were around me.  

That was one chapter in my life, and I'm still praising Him, why because even though I'm not locked up for a small brief moment in my life, I'm unemployed, but guess what, that's my praise report, I'm still thanking and praising Him, why because I have a little more time to get things in order in my life that I have been putting off, and I have time to talk to you, my listening audience and hear what you have to say and pray for you and you pray for me.  That's what it's all about, learning from each other, and getting the word out that Jesus is Lord and that we're not alone.   So let's continue to praise Him.  So on Friday, November 20, 2015 tune in at 9 PM and join us for Perpetual Praise Friday II.  We're keeping this thing moving and praising Him in Advance.