You can worship silently in your heart and say nothing, but you can't pray silently.

Dr. Tony Evans says praise is the outward expression of our worship.

It is saying, I want you to know publicly how I feel privately.

This is the alternative broadcast featuring the timeless biblical teachings from the archives of Dr. Tony Evans.

In a world that celebrates fame and greatness, even believers can find themselves idolizing things that inevitably fade.

Today, Dr. Evans reminds us there's only one whose majesty remains unchanged and

is deserving of our praise. In times we feel it and in times we don't. Let's listen in as he lays

it all out. Praise means to give adoration to boast, to express superlatives with regard to something or someone.

When we praise, we're extolling, we are advertising, we are promoting the goodness and the greatness of this person or this thing

that we adore and adorn with our expressions.

Praise is worship expressed.

You can worship silently in your heart.

But you can't praise silently.

Praise is the expression of worship.

It is saying, I want you to know publicly

how I feel privately.

I want you to hear me

talk about it, speak

about it, sing about it,

advertise about it,

brag about it, declare about

it, because

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