Worship

What is Worship?
The origin of our English word worship lies in 'worth-ship'. It is to express the value or worth, that we place on something. We were created to worship...

Worship in Church
When we talk about church we will often use the title 'worship service'. Or during the service we attend, we may here the person up the front suggest that now we are going to 'worship God'. …

Body, Soul and Spirit
The Bible's teaching is that we are made up of soul, body and spirit. Various philosophers have sort to promote one part over the others over the years, and some of their beliefs are still seen in our beliefs today, yet the Bible sees us as whole beings. ...

Unacceptable Worship
God is not interested in what our worship looks like, he is interested in what is going on in our hearts. We can easily get carried away with the 'art' of worship, and lose track of what is meant to be going on in our hearts. …

Steps to Acceptable Worship

Repentance. The first thing is repentance. In chapter 1:16 of Isaiah it says, "Wash and make yourselves clean, take your evil deeds out of my sight, stop doing wrong."...

Who is performing? Worship is not a noun, it's a verb. It's not a matter of art, but a matter of heart. There's one good illustration here that helps us see the difference. And it begins with this question: In worship, who is the performer? …

Worship at Home and at Work
Worship demands our whole life. It cannot be confined to Sunday, but must enter into everything that we do.