Praise God is a traditional American gospel song that originated in African American churches during the early 20th century. The song’s origins can be traced back to African spirituals and slave songs, which were later incorporated into Christian worship.

Praise God was often sung as a call and response song, with the congregation responding to the soloist’s lines. The song’s uplifting and jubilant melody, combined with its lyrics praising God’s greatness, make it suitable for religious gatherings, gospel concerts, and celebrations of faith.

Praise God continues to be performed within the African American church tradition and has also gained popularity in gospel music repertoire worldwide.