In the first message of this series, we asked SCC to give us their definitions of worship (Sunday, Nov. 28, 2010). Here is what we received:
Worship is…
-loving God…
-a time to thank God for all he has done & ask for forgiveness & help to continue to glorify God in all things…
-when our actions are done unto God…
-love; honoring our creator; song; dance; humbleness; or knowing you’re only there because He made you…
-my praise of God…
-Any act that celebrates God’s presence
-living out your faith…
-praise/adoration…
-spending time with God praising Him for who he is and what we are able to do with him at our side…
-thanking god for blessings and asking him to guide our lives…
-communication with, and thanks to God…
-praise the Lord…
-giving thanks, glory, praise to our Lord, maker of all on Earth, giving oneself to the truthful ways of the Bible…
-In Hebrew it means, “To bend the knee.” For me I see that as me choosing to agree with God & submit to His will. To give up my will for me * choose him & his will for me & my loved ones & the world…
-feeling at peace and at one with God. Having a relationship with him…
-communing with God, loving and adoring him and being loved in return…
-getting to know God better & understanding God’s will…
-singing, praying, listen to the sermon, reading the Bible…
-giving praise to God for all that he has done & all that he’ll continue to do in the future…
-an expression of our gratitude and devotion to our God incorporating all elements of our life…
-a time of community of believing, communion with God…
-an acknowledgement of God and a way to give back in a minuscule way with praise and thanks…
-honoring God as God through song, dance, etc. ACTIONS
-learning about God and the Bible…
-honestly, openly, joyfully connecting to and honoring God the Father, Son & Spirit, and doing that in community with our Christian brothers and sisters…
-Dedicating time to focus totally on God/Christ…
-Coming together to learn about God’s Word and the teachings of Jesus…
-showing God your love and thanks for Him…
-showing the love of God and out appreciation for what God has done…
-putting your heart in alignment with God – with mind, heart, and actions…
-a quiet time in thought & prayer, communing with God…
-a time to reflect and to thank God for all that we are given and blessed with…
-taking time to consider, reflect, and appreciating God’s sacrifices and graces that he has casted upon us…
-praising God with our whole lives, which includes singing all the way down to cleaning the house, etc…
-opening mind, heart and soul to God through the Bible, music, conversation , however you feel him then living and spreading Him, His Word to others…
-loving God, honoring God, socializing with people like yourself…
-loving God through honoring, adoration, learning, serving, growing and connecting & sharing his love…
-a time to praise and communication with our heavenly father, to lift up one’s friends, ourselves, to ask for forgiveness & to renew ourselves in the Truth…
-your heart connecting with God, joyful noise, I connect best in worship through prayer or music, community or individual
-saying hi to God, learning, singing, community fellowship, sometimes it sounds like it is just singing, not ed phillip’s definition, or the Pope’s.
-celebrating God for who God is and what God has done…
-our thanks and appreciation toward God…through many ways like: music, art, studies, etc…
-expressing love and appreciation to God in a way that is meaningful to the worshipper…
-a better connection with myself and with God, a clearer view of my personal mission in life and giving me the motivation to achieve it…
-recognizing and thanking God…
-forgetting about what is wrong with me and remembering what is right with God…
-giving God our hearts through song, thought/mediation, and just recognizing and appreciating His presence & His handiwork…
-spending time with God, learning his way of life…
-communication with God in order to better understand His will and to let Him know our feelings…
-respect for God (Jesus)…
-learning, evolving, becoming more at peace…
-boring…
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