YOUR NEED FOR WORSHIP (1 OF 5)
by Scott Maze
Scripture: Exodus 20:3, Psalm 95
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Your Need for Worship (1 of 5)
Series: His Worship Matters
Scott Maze
Exodus 20:3; Psalm 95
Your worship is a big deal to you personally. Worship is a big deal down throughout history. Think about the importance of worship down through the ages: Cain killed his brother, Abel, over worship in Genesis 4. Moses asked Pharaoh for some time to away in the wilderness so the children of Israel could worship (Exodus 8:27). Ancient Jewish families would bring animals to Jerusalem to sacrifice them for the purpose of worship. Jesus spoke to the Woman at the Well about where and how to worship (John 4:21-24). And Jesus turned over the tables in the Temple because the moneychangers were ruining worship (Matthew 21:12-17). Worship is a big deal.
I want to release the power of worship in your life. I want you to experience the transformative power of worship personally. For so many of you, too much of your time in worship is a ''yawnfest.'' How can Someone so great be worshipped with so little? We need a worship transformation.
Keep your Bibles open to Psalm 95 - page 590 in you pew Bibles. If worship is eternal, then it's important enough for you and I to spend some of brain matter on for the next few weeks.
Some of you have spent years inside churches while you're bored to death during a worship service. Worship can personally transformative. If your worship is be transformative, there needs to be three layers to your worship. Genuine, transformational worship involved your emotions, your thoughts, and your actions. If your worship is going to be transformative, then it must include your heart, your mind, and your WILL.
Today's Scripture
Oh come, let us sing to the Lord;
let us make a joyful noise to the rock of our salvation!
2 Let us come into his presence with thanksgiving;
let us make a joyful noise to him with songs of praise!
3 For the Lord is a great God,
and a great King above all gods.
4 In his hand are the depths ...
Series: His Worship Matters
Scott Maze
Exodus 20:3; Psalm 95
Your worship is a big deal to you personally. Worship is a big deal down throughout history. Think about the importance of worship down through the ages: Cain killed his brother, Abel, over worship in Genesis 4. Moses asked Pharaoh for some time to away in the wilderness so the children of Israel could worship (Exodus 8:27). Ancient Jewish families would bring animals to Jerusalem to sacrifice them for the purpose of worship. Jesus spoke to the Woman at the Well about where and how to worship (John 4:21-24). And Jesus turned over the tables in the Temple because the moneychangers were ruining worship (Matthew 21:12-17). Worship is a big deal.
I want to release the power of worship in your life. I want you to experience the transformative power of worship personally. For so many of you, too much of your time in worship is a ''yawnfest.'' How can Someone so great be worshipped with so little? We need a worship transformation.
Keep your Bibles open to Psalm 95 - page 590 in you pew Bibles. If worship is eternal, then it's important enough for you and I to spend some of brain matter on for the next few weeks.
Some of you have spent years inside churches while you're bored to death during a worship service. Worship can personally transformative. If your worship is be transformative, there needs to be three layers to your worship. Genuine, transformational worship involved your emotions, your thoughts, and your actions. If your worship is going to be transformative, then it must include your heart, your mind, and your WILL.
Today's Scripture
Oh come, let us sing to the Lord;
let us make a joyful noise to the rock of our salvation!
2 Let us come into his presence with thanksgiving;
let us make a joyful noise to him with songs of praise!
3 For the Lord is a great God,
and a great King above all gods.
4 In his hand are the depths ...
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