Worship

Worthington Christian Church - Columbus, Ohio

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Worship

Habits

January 28, 2024 • Austin Seevers • Job 1, Genesis 22, Acts 16

Worship is our expression of gratitude towards God despite our circumstances.

When we worship during difficult times – people notice.

When we worship when there is nothing left – God notices.

When we worship in the unknown – God provides.

Serving

February 11, 2024 • Jay Scott • Mark 10:13–16, Matthew 10:42

"Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these." Join us as we serve together to pack meals for impoverished children in Haiti and Honduras for Hunger Bowl.

Giving

February 4, 2024 • Jay Scott • Luke 19:1–10

Three things happened when Jesus walked into Jericho: 1. Zacchaeus became curious about Jesus. 2. Jesus didn't stay in a holy huddle. 3. Zacchaeus changed his ways. Love gives. As Jesus followers, we must realize that the habit of giving begins in the heart. And we must be mindful to always give our first-fruits by making a determined commitment to give a certain amount and serve in a particular way.

Scripture Reading

January 21, 2024 • Austin Seevers • Hebrews 4:12, Romans 15:4

The Power of Four: People who engage with the Bible at least four days a week have the most drastic life change. To succeed in developing a habit of regular scripture reading, you must address two things: 1. I need to have an honest evaluation of my spiritual commitment. "Your actions reveal how badly you want something. If you keep saying something is a priority but you never act on it, then you don’t really want it. It’s time to have an honest conversation with yourself. Your actions reveal your true motivations." -- James Clear, Atomic Habits 2. I need to make the necessary adjustments so the process is enjoyable and successful. “Ultimately, it is your commitment to the process that will determine your progress.” -- James Clear, Atomic Habits Recommended Books: Atomic Habits by James Clear and The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg.