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Devoted to Worship

Why? Worship turns their attention from themselves to God. This lesson helps them discover worship as a privilege, not a duty, and find simple ways to worship in their daily time with Jesus.

Connection

As you get started, catch up on how y’all are doing since you last met. Celebrate how God has been at work in your lives. Ask how the 40 Days of Devotion are going. Share something meaningful from your times with the Lord.

Vision

God is worthy of all our praise, and He invites us into His presence with thanksgiving. Worship isn’t just singing on Sunday. It’s a heart that turns toward God throughout the day, and it’s one of the sweetest parts of friendship with Jesus.

Biblical Foundations

Psalm 29:2 Ascribe to the LORD the due his name; the LORD in the of his holiness.

Psalm 95:6-7 Come, let us down in , let us before the LORD our Maker; for he is our God and we are the people of his pasture, the flock .

Psalm 100:4-5 Enter his gates with and his courts with ; give thanks to him and praise his name. For the LORD is and his endures forever; his continues through all generations.

Questions for Discussion:

  1. When have you experienced a particularly meaningful time of worship?
  2. What made it so significant?
  3. What have you noticed as you worshiped in your devotional times so far?

Modeling

For the Leader: Share your own experience with worship. Describe how you approach worship, what methods you've found helpful, and how worship has impacted your life.

Together: Pick a simple way to worship together. If you are not sure where to start, write a letter of gratitude to God

Practice

We want to develop hearts that respond to God in genuine worship. As part of the 40 Days of Devotion, you'll be guided through practices that incorporate worship into your daily devotional life.