One of the beautiful ways we can worship God is by expressing gratitude for all He has done for us. In scripture, various forms and names of worship are mentioned. Today, let’s delve into the Hebrew word “Towdah” (תוֹדָה), which means “thanksgiving” or “praise.” Towdah is an expression of deep gratitude and reverence towards God. Here are a few instances of Towdah in the Bible: Psalm 50:14: “Offer to God a sacrifice of thanksgiving (תוֹדָה), and fulfill your vows to the Most High.” Psalm 95:2: “Let us come before him with thanksgiving (תוֹדָה) and extol him with music and song.” Psalm 100:4: “Enter his gates with thanksgiving (תוֹדָה) and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and praise his name.” Psalm 107:22: “Let them offer sacrifices of thanksgiving (תוֹדָה) and tell of his works with songs of joy.” These verses underscore the importance of expressing thanksgiving and praise (Towdah) to God for His blessings, provision, and unwavering faithfulness. Consider King David, who penned many Psalms in the midst of adversity. How could he offer thanks (Towdah) while facing turmoil? David’s secret lay in reflecting on God’s faithfulness. He remembered how God helped him defeat giants, lions, and bears. David