“Christians at Worship”

Sermon, Dr. Rayburn

• text: Ps 27
• Our entire life is to be thought of as worship. This does not preclude the distinctive of corporate worship on the Lord’s day.
• This Psalm represents a marvelous blending of both—low worship and high worship.
• The Christian life is both a private and a corporate life.
• The corruption of worship is most often an indicator of creeping unbelief in the church.
• Sunday worship shapes you and your Christian walk more than most people imagine. We are as we worship.
• It forms and strengthens one’s world view.
• It is one of the great engines of Christian discipleship.
• The Bible puts an emphasis on public worship.
• Man is a creature of worship.
• Every Lord’s Day, we return to our truest selves.
• The most fundamental question about a man is: what does he worship?
• The rituals of the home indelibly shape the mind and life of our children.
• Worship is not just a duty, it is the vital center of your life.