Loving God is giving him our love, reverence, service and devotion. Mr. He sent Moses: “Worship God, since you will only serve him” (Moses 1:15). He has further commanded: “You shall love the Lord. your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength; and in the name of Jesus Christ you shall serve him” (D&C 59:5). In addition to teaching our love for God and commitment to him, praise gives us strength to obey his commandments. Through worship we grow in understanding and faithfulness. If we put someone or something above the love of God, we are worshiping that person or thing. This is called idolatry (see Exodus 20:3–6).
The phrase is a way of praising our Heavenly Father. he taught his son Helaman: “Call to God for all your support; yes, be all your deeds in the Lord., and wherever you go, be in the Lord.; let all your thoughts be directed to the Lord; yes, let the affections of your heart merge in the Lord. forever”.
Another way to Praise Heavenly Father is to join in congregation with other people who worship him. “The children of God were sent to assemble many times, and unite in fasting and fervent prayer for the good of the souls of those who did not know God.” In a more present revelation.
In addition to outward expressions of worship, we must have a worshipful reaction to wherever we go and in everything we do. He taught this principle to a group of individuals who had been kicked out of their place of worship and helped them realize that true worship is not limited to one day of the week.