About This Message
Worship doesn't start with a song — it starts with a vision of God. Isaiah sees the Lord, high and exalted, and falls apart. The woman with the alabaster jar sees her Saviour and pours out everything she has. The depth of your worship will always be tied to the depth of your grasp of grace.
“The depth of your worship will always be tied to the depth of your grasp of grace.”
Key Points
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Isaiah saw the Lord — holy, holy, holy. Even the seraphim covered their faces. Worship begins here.
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True worship holds both trembling at His holiness and dancing in His grace.
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The woman in Simon's house gave a year's wages — because she knew the size of what she'd been forgiven.
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Simon gave nothing — because in his own eyes, he didn't owe much.
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Worship is not an event — it is a life. How you work, parent, and handle suffering is worship.
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Series
Foundations — Abiding in Christ
Isaiah 6 · Romans 12:1 · Luke 7:36–50