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This week pastor Devan brings a word challenging us to reconsider what true Biblical worship really is. Leaning on the story of Abraham and Isaac as a foreshadowing to what Paul will later identify as our "living sacrifice" in Romans 12, Devan argues that the best way to practice Biblical worship may not being singing, shouting, clapping, dancing, or praising, but it may just be turning our entire lives over to the merciful plans of our Father and using what God's placed in our hands to further His Kingdom on this earth.
This week pastor Devan brings a word challenging us to reconsider what true Biblical worship really is. Leaning on the story of Abraham and Isaac as a foreshadowing to what Paul will later identify as our "living sacrifice" in Romans 12, Devan argues that the best way to practice Biblical worship may not being singing, shouting, clapping, dancing, or praising, but it may just be turning our entire lives over to the merciful plans of our Father and using what God's placed in our hands to further His Kingdom on this earth.
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This week pastor Devan brings a word challenging us to reconsider what true Biblical worship really is. Leaning on the story of Abraham and Isaac as a foreshadowing to what Paul will later identify as our living sacrifice in Romans 12, Devan argues that the best way to practice Biblical worship may not being singing, shouting, clapping, dancing, or praising, but it may just be turning our entire lives over to the merciful plans of our Father and using what Gods placed in our hands to further His Kingdom on this earth.")
