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The Intentional Response of Worship

Worship is more than just songs, it's about giving our whole selves to God.

June 23, 2024 • Jake Schwein • Hebrews 12:2–3, Luke 7:36–50, Psalm 145:3, Romans 11:33–36, Psalm 96:4–9

Pastor Jake Schwein's sermon emphasizes the importance of worship as the intentional response of every believer, not limited to church gatherings. He highlights that worship involves giving our whole selves to God, recognizing His worthiness and our dependence on Him. Pastor Jake points out the key postures of humility, sincerity, gratitude, awe, and love in worship, urging believers to align their affections and heart postures with God's desires. Ultimately, the sermon challenges believers to worship with their whole being, being undignified in passion, relentless in pursuit, and sacrificial in offering — recognizing that worship is transformative and has the power to change lives.


Discussion Questions:

What does it mean to give our whole selves to God in worship?

Why is Jesus described as the center of our affection and the focal point of our faith and adoration?

What are some ways we can display the key postures of worship in our lives?

How can we extend our worship to every area of our lives?

Why is being intentional in our response to God important in our worship?

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