"Worship" means many things to many people... It might mean being in church on Sunday. It might mean the songs we sing when we gather on Sunday. It might mean sitting quietly and reverently while listening to a sermon. It might mean an emotional response to a moving experience. But New Testament Scripture seems rather indifferent on the place or outward expression of corporate worship. Much more significance is given to the heart and lifestyle of the worshiper. A real worshiper is not determined by what songs they sing in church or what style of gathering they prefer. A real worshiper is determined by how quickly we forgive those who have offended us, how we handle our finances, and what we do when no one is looking. What we do on Sunday is important, but it is just the beginning. It is in the rest of our lives that we live out true worship: giving God grateful, wholehearted love in everything we say and everything we do. What does your worship look like?
