There are times when our worship will not constitute the forming of words or phrases but will involve the humble prostration of our souls before God, revering His greatness in silence and stillness. Since worship is an expression of love, it frequently functions very similarly to marital love. Love does not always need to be verbalized in order to be expressed or appreciated. Sometimes more is said through eye contact than could ever be expressed verbally. When facing turbulent circumstances, we have a tendency to complain now and postpone worship for later.
Worship operates in the present tense.
True worshippers are not satisfied with waiting to praise God around the throne in heaven. The fact that we may have worshipped in the past, or that glorious worship awaits us in the future, is unsatisfactory. Now is the time to enter true worship. Blessed are those who have learned to acclaim you. Worship must be learned.