A Life Of Worship
A Life of Worship - Part 2: A Neighbor Loved Well
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A Life of Worship - Part 2: A Neighbor Loved Well By Pastor Bruce Shellhamer
Acts 17:16–28 1 Peter 3:15 Colossians 3:17 Mark 12:30–31 Romans 12:1–2
Paul was obedient to God
Paul engaged people in public, in the marketplace
Paul talked to people in power about Jesus
Paul knew the power of multiplication
“Worship is a continual heart attitude of bowing down in reverence and humility before the supreme Lord and Creator of the universe. Worship is the heartbeat of the believer’s existence, a lifelong celebration of the worthiness of God. To worship is to respond with one’s whole being in adoration, exaltation, humble submission, and obedience to God” (Gotquestions.org)
God doesn’t need our time, talents, or money but He invites us to partner with Him in sharing the gospel
In the daily-ness of life, worship the Lord by being faithful in the small jobs He has given you.
In the daily-ness of life, worship the Lord by praising Him and being thankful for the “ordinary” things he has blessed you with.
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Paul was to God
Paul engaged people in , in the marketplace
Paul talked to people in about Jesus
Paul knew the power of
God doesn’t our time, talents, or money but He invites us to partner with Him in sharing the gospel
God doesn’t need our time, talents, or money but He invites us to with Him in sharing the gospel
In the daily-ness of life, worship the Lord by being faithful in the jobs He has given you.
In the daily-ness of life, worship the Lord by being faithful in the small He has given you.
In the daily-ness of life, worship the Lord by Him and being thankful for the “ordinary” things he has blessed you with.
In the daily-ness of life, worship the Lord by praising Him and being for the “ordinary” things he has blessed you with.
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Acts 17:16–28
1 Peter 3:15
Colossians 3:17
Mark 12:30–31
Romans 12:1–2
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