Be Ye Separate

Daily Worship

{ 20:14, Sunday, May 6, 2007 } { Posted in From the Heart } { 3 comments } { Link }

Blessings Brothers and Sisters, in the Name of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, who came to save the world not condemn it.

Here we call Sunday the Sabbath or The Lords Day. We fellowship on this day above any other day of the week and worship our Lord in Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs. We smile, hug, shed tears and laugh with our church family. We uplift, admonish and shoulders each others burdens. All in the Name of the Lord.

Is this the right thing to do? Of COURSE it is! But what is wrong with this picture? Didn't Jesus teach daily? Didn't His disciples preach daily? Aren't we called to love the Father with all our hearts, minds and souls?

Psalm 27:4

One thing I ask of the LORD,
this is what I seek:
that I may dwell in the house of the LORD
all the days of my life,
to gaze upon the beauty of the LORD
and to seek him in his temple.

Are we not told that our bodies are the temple? Should we not be seeking Him from within? If we are to be in unceasing prayer, daily seeking Him and dying to self then shouldn't we be?

A.W. Tozer wrote...

Worship Seven Days a Week

But the Lord is in His holy temple. Let all the earth keep silence before Him. --Habakkuk 2:20

So I've got to tell you that if you do not worship God seven days a week, you do not worship Him on one day a week. There is no such thing known in heaven as Sunday worship unless it is accompanied by Monday worship and Tuesday worship and so on....

We come into God's house and say, "The Lord is in His holy temple, let us all kneel before Him." Very nice. I think it's nice to start
a service that way once in a while. But when any of you men enter your office Monday morning at 9 o'clock, if you can't walk into
that office and say, "The Lord is in my office, let all the world be silent before Him," then you are not worshiping the Lord on
Sunday. If you can't worship Him on Monday you didn't worship Him on Sunday. If you don't worship Him on Saturday you are not in very good shape to worship Him on Sunday.

I pray, Lord, that you forgive me for my lack of daily worship. I pray that I learn to do as you have taught and worship You daily, live for Your Glory, and love unconditionally. Lord help me to be the woman You created me to be.

Amen

God be with thee!

Sister Lori

Untitled Comment

{ 12:21, Monday, May 7, 2007 } { Posted by hostlerhome }
Thank you for your lovely words...they were an inspiration to me today!
Love in Christ,
Cherylann

Thank you...

{ 21:35, Monday, May 7, 2007 } { Posted by rellamom }
Wonderful post! I couldn't have said it better myself!!!

Carrie

Worship

{ 15:18, Wednesday, May 9, 2007 } { Posted by ranan }
Amen ....we should be joyful and worship him with every brealth we take.......no matter what storms we may face before us......Blessings to you.....Nancy

{ Last Page } { Page 232 of 235 } { Next Page }

About Me

I am a
Snapdragon

What Flower
Are You?

Links

Plain Clothing and Headcovers
Frugal Ideas
Honey Suckle Hollow/Ellie
Working Moms?

What Your Thanksgiving Meal Says About You

When it comes to the holidays, you follow and love the big traditions. You look forward to them every year.

You see the holidays as a time to be close to loved ones. It's a good time to reconnect and make memories.

You like the aspects of the holiday that remind you of your childhood - opening presents, treats, and old favorite foods.

During the holidays, you are likely to feel comforted. At your worst, you feel a bit over-indulgent.

You consider yourself to be a bit of a purist, and you're proud of it.

You tend to spend your holidays sharing and pitching in. You'll do whatever needs to be done.

What Does Your Thanksgiving Meal Say About You?

Your Pilgrim Name Is...

Humility Cushman

What's Your Pilgrim Name?

You Are an Indian

It's likely that you spent a lot of time outdoors as a kid.
You feel comfortable and at peace in nature. You identify with Native Americans.

You are a truly helpful and giving person. You like to lend a hand.
And while you do your best to do the right thing, people haven't always been kind back to you.

Are You a Pilgrim or an Indian?

You Are Mashed Potatoes

Ordinary, comforting, and more than a little predictable
You're the glue that holds everyone together.

What Part of Thanksgiving Are You?

Be Ye Separate

Daily Worship

Untitled Comment

Thank you...

Worship

About Me

Links

Categories

Recent Entries

Friends