Worship is not something we begin it is something we aim. In this sermon Pastor Billy explores what Psalm 95 has to say about directing our worship to the true and living God. We see that rue worship is not primarily about the satisfying of the human soul but rather about glorifying God. The meeting of our needs is a byproduct of worship not the goal of worship. And further the worship God desires demands everything we have.
Passage: Psalm 95
Date: 18 September 2019
Discussion Questions
- Do you agree with the statement “worship is not something we begin, it is something we aim”? Why or why not?
- Why is it important to understand that worship is not primarily about satisfying the human soul but rather about glorying God? How does Psalm 95 address this point?
- What would our worship look like if we made it all about meeting our own needs?
- What do you think it means to worship “in spirit and in truth?” What does it look like Sunday morning? What does it look like in the entirety of our lives?
- How does Psalm 95 help you to better worship God?
- Are there any hindrances in your life that are keeping you from worshipping God with all of our heart? What can you do to address these issues?
