How do we worship our God wholeheartedly? To answer the question we must respond to the command … “If you love me, you will obey what I command” (John 14:15). True Love is complete obedience … half obedience is no obedience. If you love Jesus, you will obey what He commands. This is true love and true worship.
– Unknown –
Resolved: that all men should live for the glory of God.
Resolved second: That whether others do or not, I will.
– Jonathan Edwards –
Christians don’t tell lies – they just go to church and sing them.
– AW Tozer –
The Christian who walks with the Lord and keeps constant communion with Him will see many reasons for rejoicing and thanksgiving all day long.
– Warren W. Wiersbe –
We would worry less if we praised more. Thanksgiving is the enemy of discontent and dissatisfaction.
– Henry A. Ironside –
What comes to our minds when we think of God is the most important thing about us.
– AW Tozer –
Prayer, like the root of a tree, seeks for and finds nutriment; praise, like the fruit, renders a revenue to the owner of the vineyard. Prayer is for ourselves; praise is for God. Let us never be so selfish as to abound in the one and fail in the other.
– Charles Spurgeon –
from Spurgeon on Praise
The very posture of some people indicates that they are going through the hymn, but the hymn is not going through their hearts.
– Charles Spurgeon –
from Spurgeon on Praise
Scripture reading is our spiritual meal-time. Sound the gong and call in every faculty to the Lord’s own table to feast upon the precious meat which is now to be partaken of; or, rather, ring the church bell as for worship, for the studying of the Holy Scripture ought to be as solemn a deed as when we sing the hymns upon the Sabbath day in the courts of Lord’s house.
– Charles Spurgeon –
From Council for Christian Workers
