Sing Out

Sing out
The Lord is near
Build Him a temple here
A palace of praise
A throne of thanksgiving
Made for the King of kings
Sing out a joyful song
His love goes on and on
When praises abound
His glory surrounds us
Filling His temple here
Sing out
The Lord is near

The Lord inhabits the
Song of His saints
And lives in their praises
The Lord inhabits the
Song of His saints
And lives in their praises

We come to worship
Together as one
With music and singing
Rejoice in all that the
Father has done
Let’s lift up an offering

Sing out, sing out
Sing out ….

Song Meaning

This song calls the gathered church to joyful praise and thanksgiving. Its temple imagery presents a united worshipping community welcoming the Lord’s presence.

Biblical Message

Psalm 22:3 connects God’s holiness with Israel’s praises, and Ephesians 2:21–22 describes God’s people as a dwelling place for His Spirit.

Reflection

Join the song with gratitude for what God has done, making room for others to worship alongside you.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the temple imagery mean here?

The lyrics picture shared praise as an offering to God, rather than describing a construction project.

Which Bible passages connect with the song?

Psalm 22:3 connects God’s holiness with Israel’s praises, and Ephesians 2:21–22 describes God’s people as a dwelling place for His Spirit.

When can this song be used in worship?

Opening praise and congregational thanksgiving.