March 19, 2023 • Gregg Parris • Mark 2:21–22, 1 Corinthians 1:28–29
Psalm 150 I. Worship with our regenerated spirit. a. Worship in spirit b. Singing spiritual songs c. Giving thanks by the spirit II. Worship with our renewed mind. a. Worship with intelligent obedience. b. Pray with understanding. c. Praise with understanding. III. Worship with our revived emotions. a. Shouting and clapping hands unto the Lord b. Rejoicing and expressing thanksgiving c. Being silent before the Lord IV. Worship with our rededicated body. a. Kneeling in worship b. Bowing heads c. Raising heads d. Lifting hands e. Waving hands in praise f. Dancing with joy before the Lord
Psalm 100 Worship defined: Worship in truth and spirit is experiencing/encountering God. I. Serve God (with praise & adoration) Worship is seeing what God is worth and giving him what he’s worth. Tim Keller I’ve experienced God’s presence most powerfully in worship, often during the singing, I suppose because when we sing to him, we are looking hard in his direction. J.I. Packer Christian worship is the most momentous, the most urgent, the most glorious action that can take place in human life. Karl Barth The world can be saved by one thing and that is worship. For to worship is to quicken the conscience by the holiness of God, to feed the mind with the truth of God, to purge the imagination by the beauty of God, to open the heart to the love of God, to devote the will to the purpose of God. Archbishop William Temple II. Serve people (with His sufficiency) In His presence is fullness of joy. Psalm 16:11
