I JUST WANT TO PRAISE YOU,
Lift my hands and say: ‘I love You.’
You are everything to me,
And I exalt Your holy name on high.
I just want to praise You,
Lift my hands and say: ‘I love You.’
You are everything to me,
And I exalt Your holy name,
I exalt Your holy name,
I exalt Your holy name on high.
Arthur Tannous
Song Meaning
“I Just Want To Praise You” focuses on simple, loving praise offered directly to God. Lifted hands and repeated praise express affection, honor, and wholehearted devotion.
Biblical Message
The song reflects Psalm 63:3–4, Psalm 145:1–3, and Mark 12:30. These passages connect its main images and confession with Scripture.
Reflection
God is worthy of personal love and open praise because He is above everything else. This truth invites a response through prayer, worship, renewed trust, and faithful action.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “I Just Want To Praise You”?
God is worthy of personal love and open praise because He is above everything else.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Psalm 63:3–4, Psalm 145:1–3, and Mark 12:30 closely support its message.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits opening worship, personal devotion, and simple congregational praise.