My experience in praise leads me to confirm that when we join other brothers and encourage each other, the result is that praise is magnified and forces us to gather more often to praise our God.

The apostle Paul referred him to the brothers of the church in Ephesus.

Ephesians 5: 18-19 King James Version (NIV)

18 Do not get drunk with wine, in which there is dissolution; Rather be filled with the Spirit, 19 speaking among you with psalms, with hymns and spiritual songs, singing and praising the Lord in your hearts.

In these biblical portions, believers are instructed to praise God when they communicate with each other. Paul tells the Ephesians to "talk to each other," using psalms and hymns and spiritual songs. By participating in a meeting of believers, even with a small offering of praise, our worship begins to magnify. Their voices encourage us and we inspire them. The separation of the local assembly deprives a person of this relationship. Let's get together often and praise, encouraging each other to praise.