Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 20 hours ago
When we say ‘worship’, we usually mean our time together in church: lifting up our voices in song, praying, and pouring out adoration to the Almighty. But we know our time apart is also worship.
Our lives are filled with opportunities to worship him – through our work, our relationships, our hobbies, our tasks, and more. In this one-hour webinar, we explore how these two understandings of worship are intrinsically linked. How can we use the time when we gather as worshippers to set people up for worship in God’s world?
Different churches have different styles, musical preferences, and traditions. But we’re all prayerfully trying to cultivate a precious time which brings glory to God – and every Sunday there’s the potential to encourage or discourage whole-life discipleship.
When we leave our gathered worship times, may we be able to say to one another, ‘Now for a time of worship.’
Find out more about how LICC can support your ministry: licc.org.uk/about/church
When we say ‘worship’, we usually mean our time together in church: lifting up our voices in song, praying, and pouring out adoration to the Almighty. But we know our time apart is also worship.
Our lives are filled with opportunities to worship him – through our work, our relationships, our hobbies, our tasks, and more. In this one-hour webinar, we explore how these two understandings of worship are intrinsically linked. How can we use the time when we gather as worshippers to set people up for worship in God’s world?
Different churches have different styles, musical preferences, and traditions. But we’re all prayerfully trying to cultivate a precious time which brings glory to God – and every Sunday there’s the potential to encourage or discourage whole-life discipleship.
When we leave our gathered worship times, may we be able to say to one another, ‘Now for a time of worship.’
Find out more about how LICC can support your ministry: licc.org.uk/about/church
