Q&A for How to Praise God (Christianity)

Prayer is talking to God, and a conversation with God never ends. A Christian should “pray without ceasing.” You should begin your day with focused prayer, continue to pray in your heart as you perform your activities of the day, take breaks throughout the day to speak directly to God in prayer, and retire to bed with another time of prayer

Sometimes you won't know until it happens. If you pray for someone to get over their sickness, and their sickness leaves, then the prayer is answered. If you pray for someone to get over their sickness, but they die from it, then it has been answered, but not in the way you want it to.

When people send up praise outspoken and silent together, then God personally through his Presence and Power and Self resides, descends with them and moves among them. His Presence is felt and usually more Outspoken Praise is lifted up as He moves and inhabits their bodies, minds and aligns their souls with His Presence.

Going to church is a part of praising God, but it comes from your heart as well. Going to church gives you the opportunity to build a community and share your praise with other believers, but private praise is important too.

Most likely, the person who drew the illustrations is white and just drew the types of people they are most familiar with. Christianity is open to all people and has nothing to do with race.

It's by faith alone. Leave everything to God, he hears you. Keep praising him. Don't listen to the doubts and negativity.

There is nothing wrong with consistency in your prayers, but if there is something you feel like adding in addition to your normal prayer, go for it! God just likes to hear His children talk to Him. He doesn't judge your prayer style!

Christianity is a belief that, through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, the one and only Son of the living God, our acceptance through faith in that act covers our sins and leads to our personal salvation. There are virtually no other religions that hold that view. The Bible is clear in stating that faith in God through Jesus Christ and His death on the cross to wash away sins is the only path to salvation and a heavenly life after death.

His voice will be soft, gentle, positive, most times in stillness. As if a whisper floated through both your ears and heart at the same time. It causes you to stop and wait for more words.

After praying, say, "In faith I receive the answer to this prayer." Then thank God for hearing your prayer. Read Mark 11:24. Praise God for the answer as though it has already happened, and soon enough you will see it manifest. If the problem is concerning someone that you need to forgive, make sure you pray for them as you would want someone to pray for you. Do this whenever they come to mind. This will not only free your heart from any bitterness, but it will free them to receive blessings from God. Jesus prayed for those who crucified Him.

Because God deserves it. He chose to save us, because he loves. We don't deserve the life he gives us so we praise him because he is good. We could never give him all the praise he deserves because we're human, but we should still try anyways.

You could start your prayers however you want. But some examples could be "Dear Lord, I praise you," "God, I love you, and I put you above all things," and "Father, you are amazing. I cannot describe my love for you."

God hears everyone's prayers. He is all-knowing and all-seeing/hearing.

Kissing is absolutely not a sin! You might get into questionable territory if the way you're kissing is super unchaste (like, kissing while lying on top of each other or kissing body parts that should be reserved for marriage), that's not so good because it could lead you into sin, but otherwise? Of course not! Kissing is a beautiful way to celebrate chaste relationships.

There have been healing instances on holy grounds like in France near St. Bernadette's site. It is upon faith and work, that is if both are holy and pure toward God, faith would allow itself to bring healing.

No one is allowed to convert anyone to anything. If you want to share your beliefs with others, that is fine, as long as they want to hear it. (1) The best way to 'share' your beliefs is to show by example. If you call yourself a Christian, are you living your life according to God's laws in every detail, which culminate in the two mentioned by Jesus in Matthew 22:37-40 (2) Pray for this person, their troubles, their fears and leave the 'converting' to God. Pray directly to God, through Jesus, i.e. in the name of Jesus.

"Hallowed" simply means "holy"; "hallowed be thy name" means "God, you are holy." "Thy kingdom come" is another way of saying "I want God to reign over the earth and all to recognize His glory."