Worship

Worship

Worship in the Church
Worship is an important thing we do as Christians, and gathering together to worship in a church is a special way to express our love for God. In Matthew 18:20, Jesus said, "For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them." When we come together as the body of Christ, God’s presence is with us in a unique and powerful way.

What Is Worship?
Worship isn’t just about singing songs on Sunday—it’s a response to who God is and what He has done, what He is doing, and what He has promised to do. It’s about giving God honor, praise, and thanks for His goodness, His power, and His love. Worship can be expressed through:

  • Praise: Lifting our voices in songs that glorify God.

  • Prayer: Speaking to God, whether through praise, confession, or requests.

  • Scripture: Listening to God's Scriptures and allowing them to transform our hearts.

  • Surrender: Offering our lives to God, choosing to follow His will.

Why Do We Worship?
We worship because God deserves it. In Psalm 95:6, it says, "Come, let us bow down in worship, let us kneel before the Lord our Maker." God created us, He loves us, and He has saved us through Jesus Christ. Worship is our way of responding to His amazing grace. It’s also a way for us to grow closer to God—when we worship, we open our hearts to experience His presence and hear His voice.

Worship in Spirit and Truth
In John 4:23-24, Jesus teaches that true worshipers must "worship in spirit and in truth." This means worship isn’t just about going through the motions or showing up at church. It’s about connecting with God deeply and sincerely, with our whole hearts. Worship is not just an activity; it’s a lifestyle where we honor God in everything we do.


When we come together to worship in church, we’re joining with believers all over the world to lift up the name of Jesus. Worship unites us, strengthens us, and reminds us of God’s greatness and love. As we worship, let’s remember to focus on God’s presence and respond with hearts full of gratitude and awe for who He is.