REIGNITE YOUR PASSION FOR WORSHIP (1 OF 3)
by Jim Perdue
Scripture: Psalm 66:1-20
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Reignite Your Passion for Worship (1 of 3)
Series: Rebuild: Reignite, Reconnect, Reengage
Jim Perdue
Psalm 66:1-20
Intro/Attention
It’s only four Sundays until Easter. I know that’s hard for you to believe. But Easter will be here before you know it. Over the next three weeks we’re going be in a very important series. Every year I pick one word that I want to focus on for the entire year. This year, the word was “rebuild.” I have no doubt that God put that on my heart.
So, the name for this series is Rebuild: reignite, reconnect, reengage. That’s what we’re doing after a global pandemic. We are rebuilding. Of course, we’re not talking about buildings. We’re talking about people.
Today, I want us to focus on one important step in the rebuilding process: Reignite Your Passion for Worship. During “shelter in place” we weren’t even able to meet for worship. Our attendance was zero. Then, we’re allowed to meet again but we need to make sure we stay socially distant. Some people came back. Some people didn’t. Some people went other places. Some people simply disappeared.
Our volunteer teams were decimated. Some people who were serving just checked out and quit. But you’re here. And I’m grateful to God for each of you. Because with the people that God is sending our way, He is going to accomplish an incredible rebuilding effort. It starts with a passion for worship. What I mean is, a passion to come to church and gather with the people of God.
Here in Psalm 66, we read about someone who was excited and passionate about praising God and gathering with God’s people. READ 1-5, 16-20
What if I asked you to take a spiritual checkup this morning? We’re going to pop the hood and look at some of the spiritual levels in our life. How about this one: as you check the gauges of your heart, how’s your passion for Jesus? Are you more serious about your relationship with Jesus than you’ve ever been? Is your passion for Jesus still burning strong? Some of u ...
Series: Rebuild: Reignite, Reconnect, Reengage
Jim Perdue
Psalm 66:1-20
Intro/Attention
It’s only four Sundays until Easter. I know that’s hard for you to believe. But Easter will be here before you know it. Over the next three weeks we’re going be in a very important series. Every year I pick one word that I want to focus on for the entire year. This year, the word was “rebuild.” I have no doubt that God put that on my heart.
So, the name for this series is Rebuild: reignite, reconnect, reengage. That’s what we’re doing after a global pandemic. We are rebuilding. Of course, we’re not talking about buildings. We’re talking about people.
Today, I want us to focus on one important step in the rebuilding process: Reignite Your Passion for Worship. During “shelter in place” we weren’t even able to meet for worship. Our attendance was zero. Then, we’re allowed to meet again but we need to make sure we stay socially distant. Some people came back. Some people didn’t. Some people went other places. Some people simply disappeared.
Our volunteer teams were decimated. Some people who were serving just checked out and quit. But you’re here. And I’m grateful to God for each of you. Because with the people that God is sending our way, He is going to accomplish an incredible rebuilding effort. It starts with a passion for worship. What I mean is, a passion to come to church and gather with the people of God.
Here in Psalm 66, we read about someone who was excited and passionate about praising God and gathering with God’s people. READ 1-5, 16-20
What if I asked you to take a spiritual checkup this morning? We’re going to pop the hood and look at some of the spiritual levels in our life. How about this one: as you check the gauges of your heart, how’s your passion for Jesus? Are you more serious about your relationship with Jesus than you’ve ever been? Is your passion for Jesus still burning strong? Some of u ...
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