Put Your Hands Up

Planetshakers keep this one's testimony simple and personal — "for when You looked at me and turned my life around, now in You I am found" — before the chorus turns that gratitude outward into a corporate response: "everybody give Him glory." The phrase reaches for Revelation 4:11's declaration, "worthy are you, our Lord and God... for you created all things."

"If you love Him don't stop praise Him" keeps the song's whole logic tied to a specific cause rather than generic enthusiasm — love as the reason for the response, not the other way around. "Now in You I am found" plays on the language of Luke 15:24, the lost son who "was lost, and is found" — the hands-raised gesture treated less as performance and more as the natural response to having actually been located after being lost.