Worship
The Lord’s Supper is one of the most powerful acts of worship and fellowship that we get to share together as a church. Today’s tool that we are going to examine is the spiritual tool of worship.
When we think of worship it’s hard to keep our minds from thinking about music. Worship is so closely associated music throughout church history that it is hard to look at one without the other, but it is important for us to realize that worship goes much further than just the songs we sing on Sundays and Wednesdays when we assemble together.
Worship and adoration of God should be a part of our daily life. Whether we make it a part of our daily quiet times or if it is something that we make special time for on its own, worship is our way of letting God know the high place that He occupies in our lives. Reading Psalms of praise (like Psalm 23), writing about the characteristics of God, speaking words of adoration in our prayers are all forms of worship. Serving one another and serving at FBC Lake Dallas are forms of worship.
This week, find some time in your daily schedule to worship God in one of the ways we looked at today. You’ll be amazed at how worshiping God in a new way can grow your relationship with Him.