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YesSuspicious minds think alike... Hey PAL?
Always creating suspicion.:tongue3:
well, Jesus did the same:smilewinkgrin:Always leaving yourself open to it.:smilewinkgrin:
I agree, the bible agreesShould Acts 2:42 be the reason we go to church?
"They devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching and to the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer."
I like how you put #6 and #7 together. :laugh:
"...and to some, He gave the gift of coffee making..."
In response to the thread title some have said they attend church services to worship. That's good. How do you worship? No, the original question as title to this thread and now, this question of how do you worship, are legitimate and I'm not playing a word game.
I've been saved since 1972 and recently while listening to a sermon on WOTJ Radio I had to ask myself..., How Does One Worship The Lord? Does my attendance in Church equate to Worship?
Many attend church for all the right reasons according to what they have seen and been told but are we just attending because of those reasons only?
Everywhere I turn, almost every sermon I hear and through-out the Bible reference is made to the Power Of God and it's availability to us yet so many churches are simply luke warm with declining membership. The members show up, sit around for an hour or so, go home and come back later in the week.
Where's this Power we have been promised? I am of the opinion that too many adult church members really don't think much about worshiping the Lord. They don't know how. Sunday School begins at 10 AM but many have no clue as to why it starts at 10 AM or why they should even be there..., outside of habit.
I am of the opinion that too many Christians have shot themselves in the foot and are missing out on the blessings just waiting for them and they don't even realize it. To many have "no" power as a Christian.
BTW... I also wonder how many knows why most Sunday Schools start at 10 and the Worship starts at 11.
We are supposed to be going to worship the Lord but, why do you/we attend church?
Because it's expected? Out of habit? Do we develop a guilty conscience if we don't go? Are we eager to hear the Word? Do we go to learn? To meet with other believers?
Because the nature of sheep is to flock, and there is safety among the flock.
You have a good point there Theopolis. But some find a false feeling of safety that is promoted by attending, rather than believing.