During a conversation with my Heavenly Father, I was reminded that we are all called to worship Him.
Questions raced into my mind: “What is worship, really?” “How do I know that I’m worshipping Him in a way that is true and pleasing to Him?” I know that we are to praise His Holy Name. I know that we are to have a heart of gratitude. I know that we can sing to Him, pray to Him, lift our hands to Him, and kneel before Him and all of that can be included in our worship. I was wanting to know a bit more; I wanted to know how to worship Him in the truest sense of the word – when it’s just me and Him together.
This is what I learned: True worship is total awareness of being in God’s presence, basking in the warmth of His love, knowing we belong to Him, understanding that we can trust Him and embracing the joy only He can give. An outflowing of this holy time together might be tears of gratitude, hands raised in praise, knees bowed in reverence, songs softly sung, or a calm quietness in our soul…whatever the Holy Spirit pours onto us and overflows into that moment.
True worship is not something we manufacture, or practice, or perform. It’s a state of being, not of doing. It’s a moment in time when our bond with our Heavenly Father is so strong that all we can do is glorify Him.
I completely agree with this!!! It’s experiencing and embracing that full and complete connection with Him. Absolutely! And what a powerful and special moment it is when we were with Him.
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Love this Doris. Worship is not something we can practice, but a state of being, of being united with him. So good!!
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Yes! A state of being united with Him. Isn’t it amazing to always be welcomed into His presence?! Thank you for your comment.
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