Worship Through Rest (Hebrews 3:7-4:13)

Pastor Mike will wrap up our series on worship by addressing how God asks us to imitate Him by resting from our works one day a week as He did. It is impossible to worship God as Lord if we are unable to rest, and allow Him to govern the universe without our help. In order for our work to be done as an act of worship, we will need to rest as an act of worship. Only then will our jobs and ministries be done as a response to God, rather than in a desire to be God.

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Mission Motivated by Worship

This week Pastor Kris Brossett teaches us how mission must always be an expression of our personal worship. He also talks about how the primary thing we are calling people to in mission is worship. God is the author and initiator of salvation, which means it is not up to us to convince and change hearts, but to point people to the God of the universe who does. He is worthy of worship.

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Work as Worship

We are often taught by the Church how not to worship our work, but rarely are we taught how work itself can be an act of worship to God. Pastor Kurt explores this week how our 9-5 job can become an expression of true worship rather than simply a result of the curse.

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Suffering that Produces Worship

To suffer is to be human. We all suffer because we are all sinners and live in a world marred by sin. This week Pastor Kurt will teach us how to identify with Paul, the apostles, the prophets, and Christ himself in the promise, purpose, and power of God in suffering that produces worship.

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A Life of Worship (Psalm 42:1,2)

Worship begins in the Gospel. We can do all the things that Worshippers do, and still not be Worshippers. Worship is our affection that leads to action, not our action that leads to an affection.

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