Do you want to praise the Lord with me?
Let every heart rejoice and praise the Lord,
and let every mouth exalt His holy name!Oh come and let us sing of the goodness of God together.
Let the weak say I am strong, and let the sick say I am healed,
and let the poor say I am rich, for the grace of God covers you and me!
Is there anything you desire from the Lord?
If you have faith like a little child,
just ask and you will receive.
Nothing is impossible for Him.Let no worry quench your praise
Let no hardship distract you
from beholding the splendor of His mighty works!So I will ask you again:
Do you want to praise the Lord with me?
Oh come and let us adore the God of ages together!
Sacrifice of Praise
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