The Bible tells us that our worship when we find ourselves lost in His presence. A worshipper, in its truest form, worships in spirit and in truth. In spirit, we worship when we find ourselves loving Him, connecting to the Spirit of God from our inner most being. In truth, our thoughts, speech and actions are in sync to the worship we are laying at feet of God's presence.
Worship itself is not dependant on the how the big the band is or what songs are being sung. It is beyond the music. It starts with our relationship with God and when worship becomes our lifestyle, there are no words to even describe who God is and who He is to us personally.
From the love He has shown, sending His only Son, to being so faithful to us as His children, our anthem, is only to pour out our love for Him with adoration, affection and devotion.
"Splendor and majesty are before him; strength and joy in his dwelling place.
Ascribe to the LORD, O families of nations; ascribe to the LORD the glory due his name.
Bring an offering and come before him;
Worship the LORD in the splendor of his holiness." (1 Chronicles 16:28-29)
Worship Game Plan:
1. Come and Sing Praises - Greg Massanari, Morris Chapman
2. Revelation Song - Jennie Lee Riddle
3. How Great Thou Art - Stuart Wesley, Keene Hine
4. Amazed - Jared Anderson
5. I Love You, Lord - Laurie Klein
All for Him. xBN.
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