Worshiping God is like a precious stone because it makes us spiritually rich. And, like a beautiful gem, there are different faces or facets to worship. We will study several of the most important ones. As you learn to put these truths into action, you will be polishing your "gem" of worship. The Holy Spirit will help you so that every facet radiates the beauty and glory of God.
Bible history tells us of people who believed in God, yet wanted to worship something they could see or picture in their minds. Their loyalties were divided. But the end result became worship of (and obedience to) their idols. Jesus said, "No one can be a slave of two masters" (Matthew 6:24).
We want to love, serve, and worship one Master—He who is worthy.
If we say that we love Jesus, our deeds must also show that love.
This lesson will help you: compare the servant qualities in the life of Christ with those present in your own life, describe the attitudes which are necessary to make service an act of worship, appreciate the importance of worshipping God through service.
Music is important, for it can influence the way we feel, work on our emotions, and even change the way we act. The highest purpose of music is to worship and glorify the Lord.
The Bible gives examples of worship through both instrumental and vocal music. These are given to help us in our ministry of thanksgiving and praise to God.