Paul W. Powell Legacy Library

Worship

Scottish evangelist Henry Drummond once said, “Make Christ your constant companion … Ten minutes spent in his society every day, two minutes if it be face to face and heart to heart, will make the whole day different.” This is a great truth, but I think I would alter it a bit. It would be more correct to say, “It will make YOU different.” The significance of worship, both private and public, is what it does to us. Worship helps us in many ways:

• It provides the fellowship of mutual encouragement and support in right living.
• It leads us to express our praise and thanksgiving to God for his blessings.
• It gives us to a new perspective on life by deepening our insights and broadening our outlook.