Quotes About Worship

That's the nature of praise. It draws our attention away from our problems, no matter how overwhelming they are, and lifts our gaze to God.

Only that Name, the name of Jesus, is worth praising in the middle of your situation.

you cannot succeed as a Christian without recognizing the importance of choice in offering a sacrifice of thanksgiving and praise.

There is something about being willing to praise God that so pleases Him.

praise is man's only avenue of access to God.

whatever we worship we eventually will wind up serving. That's because the more we worship something or someone, the more we increase our level of commitment, and the more we become like the thing we worship.

Yet of the more than one hundred names for God, there was one that the Lord used more than all the others combined—Father.

are to praise God at all times, whether we feel like it or not. Yet it is precisely at this point that our feelings and wills invariably collide.

The celebration of God is simultaneously an act of war.

In ancient times cats were worshipped as gods; they have not forgotten this.

You say we worship the sun; so do you.

Christians are people who are reconciled to God through Christ. As a consequence, we have been given "the ministry of reconciliation" (2 Cor. 5:18–21). So, a committed member strives to repair breaches as quickly as possible, even before continuing in public worship (Matt. 5:23–24).

The most acceptable prayer is the one offered with the utmost spirituality and radiance; its prolongation hath not been and is not beloved by God. The more detached and the purer the prayer, the more acceptable is it in the presence of God.

If we don't praise Him the rocks and tree's shall.

Fear has thousand incarnations and of all belief is the most sacred one!

Paramahansa Yogananda would tell people, "Call to Divine Mother, because the Mother is nearer than the Father.

We should not "go to church" to get our self-centered needs met. Instead we go to worship the one true God as we serve alongside other believers.

For many Christians, all other activities have become mandatory while the worship service has become an optional afterthought.

As a church member, I am responsible for encouraging and leading my entire family to worship together in the church.

The same rationale applies to worship services. You want guests to have a positive experience. You want them to return. You desire for them to hear the gospel and to connect with believers. Ask an outsider, someone who has never been to your church, to attend a worship service. Ask them to observe and take notes if possible. Ask them to be honest and blunt. You want to learn. You want to improve.

Even in incredible churches, very few members make the effort to greet and speak to someone already seated before the service begins. And, frankly, most church members don't ever go sit with guests. Guests are most often overlooked in the few minutes right before the worship services. No one speaks to them or sits with them.

Your sole desire should be the glory of God, not the praise of others.

In liturgical prayer we experience most intensely that we are not made to be individual supermen who transcend the limits of humanity and no longer need anyone else. Rather we are called into ever deeper relationships with everyone as we grow in our relationship with God.

God has no need for our worship. It is we who need to show our gratitude for what we have received.