The final five Psalms, Psalm 146 through Psalm 150, all open with the same powerful call.

Praise ye the Lord. As we step into this season of Thanksgiving and praise, Scott invites us to journey through this

magnificent crescendo of worship, a study he's calling the Hallelujah Course. In the rush of everyday life,

it's easy to forget to pause and praise, not just for what God has done, but for who he is.

And when our hearts are filled with praise, our spirits are prepared for true

worship. Be sure to stay tuned to the end of the episode to learn about Scott's study of the

Psalms entitled Roadmap for Life. Let's join Scott now for today's message in the Hallelujah

chorus. We come today to the final note of the hallelujah chorus.

I hope it will not be the final hallelujah for you.

It will be the first of many.

A new beginning of praise in all of our lives.

But we are completing our study today of the final five Psalms, Psalm 146 through 150,

all beginning and ending with this expression, praise ye the Lord, literally, hallelujah.

We've learned a great deal from this last Psalm. Psalm 150 is only six verses long. It's one of the smallest,

and yet it is full of so much truth for us.

We've learned in verse one that our holy hallelujahs are to be offered in every place.

There's no place where you shouldn't be praising God.

Every place can be a place of worship and praise.

We learned in verse two that holy hallelujahs are to be offered for every perfection,

for who God is and what God does, for every beautiful thing about our God, we should give him praise.

Then in verses 3 through 5 in our last study, we learned that Holy Hallelujahs are to be offered with every power that is in us.

So everything we have, every bit of strength we have,

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