Luke 14:1-6

Worship begins with a response. It develops through obedience, and becomes an expressive overflow of the heart and soul of who we are. There’s great power in worship. Our new nature longs to be with God, and the world no longer has a grip on us.

Just as we inhale and exhale to live, worship is a forever action. We inhale the grace of God, and what we exhale is the worship of our God. Worship in Heaven will be as common as the air we breathe.

Worship is not intended to be limited, when the Lord never limited our salvation, our hope, or our peace. Knowing that God births into us a deeper worship experience is a freedom that is ours to enjoy.

Today, Pastor Jack shares with us that, at the dinner, there was a certain man with a terrible disease, and Jesus, moved with compassion, healed him, and let him go. The man was free now to worship God, but the Pharisees were angry that He healed a man on the Sabbath. But, Jesus knew their thoughts, and gave them an answer they could not argue against.

“I argue this: that worship can only take place.”

“Worship is an expression.”