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Psalm chapter 144, verse 9A.

So I'm just going to read the first part of this verse.

I will sing a new song to you, oh God.

I will sing a new song to you, oh God. And then right after that, David, who's writing this Psalm just talks about how as God gives him victory, as God rescues him, as God delivers him from the hands of foreigners that he will sing a new song.

And the picture is like every time I celebrate your deliverance, find myself singing a new song.

So this is language we see at other places throughout Scripture all the way to the end of the Bible in Revelation.

And Revelation chapter 5, they sing a new song, singing worthy of you to take the scrolls.

So I want to encourage you to do something.

And I'm going to, in just a moment, in a way that's kind of different from most of these

Pray the Word podcast episodes, I'm going to end this one a little early to give you just a minute

or two. So you already had like five minutes blocked out for this short podcast episode.

I want you to spend the last one or two minutes doing this, singing a new song to God.

You don't have to be musically talented to do this, but I don't want you to think about this.

Like right now, just a minute from now, you can just pause wherever you are and just sing a song,

like make up a song of praise to God. It could just be a couple,

few lines long, or maybe it keeps going. I don't know if you've ever done this, but it's,

it'll take a little getting used to it first, but it's an awesome exercise to realize,

all right, I'm singing a new song to God, like one that has never been

sung by anybody else in worship to God. I'm singing it right now. Don't put pressure on yourself.

Doesn't have to sound amazing. Doesn't have to rhyme. Doesn't have to be like on the next

Getty album. Like, this is not something that is even intended to be produced

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