There is absolutely no one like you, Lord, and no one else does the things you do. You are seated on high, ruling over the universe. Yet you look down on the earth and raise up those who are poor and needy. You’re the one who gives childless couples a family; you give them joy as the parents of children. Hallelujah! (Psalm 113:5-9; John 3:2).

I worship you, O Lord, for you are high above all the nations and your glory is above the heavens! You have shined your light in my heart and I see your glory in the face of Jesus Christ (Psalm 113:4; 2 Corinthians 4:6).

O Lord, I am your humble servant eager to proclaim Jesus Christ as Lord and praise your name from this time forth and forevermore! Blessed is your name. From the rising of the sun to its setting, your name is to be praised! (Psalm 113:1-3; 2 Corinthians 4:5).

I worship you, Lord, for you sent redemption to us through your son, Jesus Christ, who humbled himself by becoming obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross. Your covenant is everlasting, O Lord. Holy and awesome is your name! Your praise endures forever (Psalm 111:9-10; Philippians 2:8).

I worship you, Lord, for your decrees and commandments are trustworthy and eternal. Your truth sets me free (Psalm 111:7b-8; John 8:32).

Lord, I worship you for I have indeed seen the power of your works, which are faithful and just. I worship you, Jesus, for you are called Faithful and True. In righteousness you judge and wage war on evil (Psalm 111:6-7a; Revelation 19:11).

I worship you, O God, for you are gracious and merciful. You provide for your own. You remember your covenant forever. I worship you, O Christ, for your blood is the new covenant poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins (Psalm 111:4b-5; Matthew 26:28).

You have caused your wondrous works to be remembered, O Lord. When we partake of the bread and the wine, your body and blood, we do so in remembrance of your great sacrifice. (Psalm 111:4a; Luke 22:19-20).

I worship you, Lord. Your wondrous deeds demonstrate your great splendor, majesty, and eternal righteousness. I worship you, O Christ, for your marvelous deeds and miracles demonstrate in astonishing ways the majesty of God(Psalm 111:3-4; Luke 9:43).

I give thanks to you, Lord, with all my heart. Great are your works; the more I study them, the more I delight in them and want to praise you for all you have done and continue to do, especially in my life. For I was blind, but now I see (Psalm 111:2; John 9:25).