New Series For Summer

We seem to be confused about what worship is. We talk about "the worship service," so must believe worship is what we do on Sunday mornings. Sometimes we refer to our congregational singing within the service itself as "worship." So worship must be even more limited to a specific part of Christian congregating. And so it follows that our worship has to do with what we do at "church time" (or whenever we believers congregate). So that's it? Worship is really just a religious diversion, an escape from the pressures of daily living and an attempt to reach out and touch the untouchable? Is it ultimately just another compartmentalization of our lives away from the normal grind - what one man called "a mythical interlude in a week of reality." Or, is it more? We are going to find out that WORSHIP is much more encompassing. We are going to connect worship to the eternal purpose of our Creator and Savior. Find out how big it really gets as we look into the heart of WORSHIP.