As we come to our final week exploring how we worship, we turn our attention to the person that epitomized biblical worship – King David.  In David, we not only see the characteristics of true worship but we also will find a deeper understanding of the true nature of worship.

Worship transforms us… or so we’re told… but oftentimes that transformation is hard to see.  For that matter, how does singing some songs and saying a prayer or two lead to change?  What we learn today is that we often approach worship with some incorrect ideas that, when corrected, help us to engage in life-changing […]

Last week, we processed through the truth that true worship has no transactional value.  We don’t gain anything tangible from it nor do we pay back any debts through it.  So why do we worship?  What we begin to see today is that while worship is not valuable from a worldly perspective, it has great […]

The alarm clock went off this morning… why did you get up?  On Monday, it was because you had to get to work and earn a paycheck.  On Saturday, it was because you had a “honey-do” list to accomplish before you could watch the big game in peace.  But what about today on Sunday?  What […]