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Psalm 29:2 NLT:

"Honor the Lord, to the glory of his name. The Lord of worship in the splendor of his holiness."

All were made to worship.

Anyone can see this is true if you look at all the things and people that humanity comes to worship. The hero worship is everywhere. People love sports stars, movie stars, rock stars, stars of cars, track stars, dancing stars telenovela stars, the stars of motivation, the political stars and other stars in all spheres of life. Some people love things like jewelry, cars, homes, collectibles. Other worship of nature, places like the mountains, the sea, and beautiful parks. And other people love money and credit cards. What do you think teaches us about ourselves? It tells us that we must look to someone or something, an innate quality, the need for integrated love. It's a good thing if not misplaced.

God gives us a good Because worship.

All other things to worship idols. Anyone or anything that gives us the power or value to an idol, a god of human origin and includes the worship time. The god of man, may offer immediate gratification, but nothing that is sustainable. The god of man does not us. We can not trust a man by God. A god of human origin, it gave us God's truth. The man-god does not give us no reason to live for eternity, and a man-god does not forgive our sins. What does this prove? This shows that you want to worship. God has built this way so that love us, and He gives us so many good reasons to do so.

When Jesus came on earth, died for us and rose again, changed the old order of things. We do not have to go through another person to worship ao stand behind a curtain. We worship our Lord directly.

John 4:24 NLT:

"For God is Spirit, so those who worship him must worship in spirit and in truth."

God is omnipresent.

It is everywhere all the time, and we can worship wherever we are walking, sitting, riding in a car, eating in a restaurant at a plane on a beach, or mounted on a chairlift. It welcomes all of our worship is offered with a sincere heart.

Worship changes us.

When we worship, the Holy Spirit who dwells in every child of God can go to work and change us. The act of worship gives our mind the possibility of communicating with God. Nobody stays the same after spending time with God. Gradually, the Holy Spirit prays for God to exact right thing that we really need, even when we are unaware of what could be. You may be realize that we're not first, and not for us. This is and has always been our Lord Jesus Christ. We love because of what he has done for us. This gives us the gift of forgiveness for not living continually in sin and guilt. The next time you are tempted to worship a person, thing or place, remember the words of Jesus:

Matthew 4:10 NLT:

"Satan out of here," said Jesus. "For the Scriptures say: 'You must worship the Lord your God and him alone. "

We have nothing to do, especially for the gift of forgiveness.

We have to work continuously in a department of winning. It is a gift that God gives us when we accept Jesus in our hearts. Only He can cleanse our hearts and consciences. Only he can give us eternal life, and He alone can free us from the clutches of the power of sin. All we have to do is repent of your sins and ask forgiveness. Give me a reason for better worship to thank you for delivering us from sin. He alone makes us acceptable to God.

Hebrews 9:14-15 NLT:

"Think how much more shall the blood of Christ purifies our conscience from sinful deeds so that we can worship God in life. For by the power the eternal Spirit, Christ offered himself to God as a perfect sacrifice for our sins. So he is speaking on a new covenant between God and men, so that all who are called may receive the eternal inheritance God has promised … "

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Peggy L. Headlund is a singer, pianist, composer, arranger, lyricist, and fiction writer. Headlund formerly owned and operated a nationwide consulting company for the financial industry. She has written hundreds of scholastic, business, and motivational books for colleges and corporations. Mrs. Headlund is currently working on a series of faith-based fiction novels. She and her husband, Don, live in Calabasas, California with their two West Highland White Terriers, Daisy Lou and MacGregor.

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