Engaging one's mind and heart in worship is essential for a meaningful experience. The Bible emphasizes the importance of rational and spiritual worship, where one's thoughts and emotions are aligned with God's Word. Authentic praise requires spiritual life, assistance, and activity, making a commitment to contribute to the congregation and render unto the Lord for all his benefits. [... more]

Biblical worship involves more than just the Bible; it requires a knowledge of God as revealed in Scripture, a rational engagement of the mind, and a spiritual connection with the Lord. Without being spiritually alive, assisted, and active, worship remains superficial and unfulfilling. [... more]

True worship results from learning the great truths about God as they are expounded to us by those of God's appointing and as they are discovered by us in the private place. It involves the heart, the mind, and the Spirit, and is impossible left to ourselves. We need to be spiritually alive, assisted, and active in our worship, making much of God's grandeur and might. [... more]