Nobody roots for Goliath. — Wilt Chamberlain
Nobody roots for Goliath. — Wilt Chamberlain
Nobody roots for Goliath. — Wilt Chamberlain
Nobody roots for Goliath. — Wilt Chamberlain
Nobody roots for Goliath. — Wilt Chamberlain
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Nobody roots for Goliath.

— Wilt Chamberlain
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More “Praise” Quotes

Worship gatherings are not always spectacular, but they are always supernatural. And if a church looks for or works for — Matt Chandler, Creature of the Word: The Jesus-Centered Church
The highest form or worship is the worship of unselfish Christian service. The greatest form of praise is the sound of c — Billy Graham
Music enables an ability of divine expression transcending any words. — Temi Peters, Instruments of Praise & Acts of Worship
The place where music and worship meet is like a divine mystery of sorts. — Temi Peters, Instruments of Praise & Acts of Worship
All music has a message and a spirit behind it. — Temi Peters, Instruments of Praise & Acts of Worship
When the music is birthed from a place of worship it carries a spirit of worship. — Temi Peters, Instruments of Praise & Acts of Worship
When the lyrical content is based on the word of God it becomes covenanted. — Temi Peters, Instruments of Praise & Acts of Worship
Prayer is an act of praise and worship to God — Lailah Gifty Akita, Think Great: Be Great!
God is not looking for incredibly high notes, intricate riffs or award winning ad-libbing. God is looking at the heart. — Temi Peters, Instruments of Praise & Acts of Worship
Worship is not about having a fantastic voice. — Temi Peters, Instruments of Praise & Acts of Worship
Charles Wesley's hymns are forceful because they contain so many words which are physical: for him the life of a Christi — J.R. Watson, The English Hymn: A Critical and Historical Study
All people that on earth do dwellsing to the Lord with cheerful voiceHim serve with fear, his praise forth tellcome ye b — William Kethe