The sermon concludes the worship series by showing that worship is far bigger than music and centers on why humanity exists: to reflect God’s glory as image-bearers. It traces how human rebellion corrupted worship, but explains that true, acceptable worship is...

  The sermon teaches that biblical worship is defined by awe-filled reverence, humble submission, and active service to God, expressed through concrete actions rather than personal feelings or emotional experiences. It explains that the gathered church follows a...

  This sermon teaches that worship is not primarily about personal feelings or entertainment, but a deliberate, embodied response to who God is—marked by reverent fear, humble submission, and active service. Gathered worship on Sundays is not in competition with...