We are looking for the presence of God. We are looking for life. Life does not come from programs, plans, organization, or great performance, but from being in His presence. For this reason, our praise and worship may not always take the same form. We are not trying to be different, but we are interested in pleasing Him. If our praise and worship are pleasing to Him and He inhabits our praise and worship, then we will see lives changed---just by His presence.

All praise and worship is born out of our relationship with Him. The better we know our Lord and Savior, the more intimate and personal our praise and worship will be. All of our personal, private praise and worship will prepare us for greater corporate praise and worship and both will bring a freshness and vitality into our relationship with our Lord and Savior.