HOW CAN I NOT PRAISE YOU
When I consider all You’ve done
God of creation all sufficient One
How can I not worship
When I consider who You are
You are my Master
The One who has my heart
Hallelujah praise the Lord O my soul
Hallelujah it is You I adore
Hallelujah hallelujah hallelujah
Hallelujah I am saved I am saved
Hallelujah free to praise Your name
Hallelujah hallelujah hallelujah
How can I not love You
When Your love reached deep down to me
Love so amazing what a mystery
How can I not give my all
When You gave heaven’s best to me
Jesus my treasure for all eternity
Lara Martin
How Can I Not Praise You Song Meaning
The song presents praise as a natural response to God’s character and saving love. Creation, grace, freedom, and the gift of Jesus move the worshipper toward adoration and wholehearted devotion.
Biblical Message
Psalm 103:1–5 calls the soul to praise God and remember His benefits. Romans 8:32 speaks of God giving His own Son, and 1 Peter 2:9 describes believers called from darkness to proclaim His praise.
Reflection
Gratitude grows when we remember rather than rush. Recalling who God is and what He has done can renew worship even on an ordinary day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the singer feel compelled to praise?
God’s creation, salvation, love, and gift of Jesus inspire worship.
What does “all-sufficient One” mean?
It means God lacks nothing and is fully able to sustain His people.
How can someone practise remembrance?
Through prayer, Scripture, testimony, and deliberate thanksgiving.