I just did the funeral for a man who just two weeks before his death, in a moment of clarity in the midst of his dementia, told his son, “We don’t praise the Lord enough.” David, as he looked back over his life, wrote, “I call upon the LORD, who is worthy to be praised” (2 Samuel 22:4a). When David wrote that the LORD is “worthy to be praised,” he was thinking of the countless times God had broken through the heavens and helped him. God faithfully provides for those who depend on Him. David recounted those times of God’s provision, stacking them up like firewood. When we step back and stack up the times that God has provided, we are moved to declare His faithfulness. It reminds us that He is worthy of our trust. It reminds us that He is our rock. It gives us joy.