Giving a Doxology means that you are recognising who God is and then giving an appropriate response in thought, word or action. Lots of human and natural powers are impressive, but they are totally insignificant when compared to God's power. Jesus' disciples were discouraged and disabled when Jesus ascended into heaven. What was going on? In Jerusalem on that 'first' Pentecost they were encouraged and enabled when the Holy Spirit came. Let us live in the light and safety of God's power.

When the Queen of Sheba visited Solomon, she was totally overwhelmed by what she found. God had given that wisdom to Solomon. Can we live in the light and safety of God's wisdom? We serve the same Saviour that Solomon did!

An acceptable Doxology to God doesn't necessarily involve loud singing or obvious service. God desires us to have clean hands and a pure heart.  God doesn't change but He encourages us all to change.  May our regular Doxologies come from that position of a close relationship with a wonderful and holy God.