Ps. 131,132 [The Message]

David had made a vow of praise which his son, Solomon, knew about, hence Ps. 132. It is also referred to in Ps. 61:8. It was a constitutional component in his daily devotional life.

The key point is making a place for God in your day. He inhabits our lives in our praise. He takes His place on the throne of your life when you praise Him. Bad attitudes, a critical spirit, cursing etc. These are all resistant to God’s presence.

In His presence there is fullness of joy, and at His Right Hand are pleasures forevermore. [Ps. 16:11]