Sermon Tone Analysis
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Worship Is...
Clearly a hot-button issue.
People are passionate about it.
Passion exercised in love is glorifying to God.
Passion exercised in bitterness is a glory to no one.
So, again, worship is....
One is acts of the mouth: acts of praise and repentance in worship services or small group gatherings.
The other is acts of love with the body and the hands and the feet: acts of love that show the supreme value of God by what we are willing to sacrifice for the good of others.
Key word sacrifice.
The inner essence of worship is to know God truly and then respond from the heart to that knowledge by valuing God, treasuring God, prizing God, enjoying God, being satisfied with God above all earthly things.
And then that deep, restful, joyful satisfaction in God overflows in demonstrable acts of praise from the lips and demonstrable acts of love in serving others for the sake of Christ.
So, how do we make our worship, honor God, honor each other and be worthy of the Lord?
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