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Sing A New Song!
Old Testament: Psalm 33: 1-8
New Testament: Revelations 5: 9-10
Throughout various places in the Bible, we are instructed to sing to God a new song. The following scripture reference, a new song: Psalm 40: 3, 96:1, 98:1, 144:9, 149:1, Isaiah 42:10, & Revelations: 14: 3. What does it mean to sing to God a new song? And why should we sing “new” song? Singing is a form of praise and worship, and our God is worthy to be praised. We should always have a “new” song ready because it prevents our praise and worship from being stale, predictable, and routine. God’s creation should keep us wonder-struck and should inspire us to stay focus on him and remember who He is. Singing a “new” song will help us focus on the following:
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By Pleasant Grove ChurchOld Testament: Psalm 33: 1-8
New Testament: Revelations 5: 9-10
Throughout various places in the Bible, we are instructed to sing to God a new song. The following scripture reference, a new song: Psalm 40: 3, 96:1, 98:1, 144:9, 149:1, Isaiah 42:10, & Revelations: 14: 3. What does it mean to sing to God a new song? And why should we sing “new” song? Singing is a form of praise and worship, and our God is worthy to be praised. We should always have a “new” song ready because it prevents our praise and worship from being stale, predictable, and routine. God’s creation should keep us wonder-struck and should inspire us to stay focus on him and remember who He is. Singing a “new” song will help us focus on the following: