IS WORSHIP LIMITED.

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Permalink Reply by Michael Dupree on May 31, 2010 at 4:12pm

Amen! Corporate worship is powerful and joyful, but I can take my guitar outside and sit on the swing and play for an audience of one and worship Him. I think it can change the whole course of the day.

Permalink Reply by Rev. Matt Fontana on June 1, 2010 at 1:42am

If you limit worship then it's limited. I thank God that I'm not seen as just a jazz organist anymore (maybe not by all the same people but there are a good amount of people that know). Not only do I play drums, hand drums and organ; I also play guitar (started practicing/playing a little over two years ago). The problem was, and thankfully no longer is a major problem, where I wanted to drum and no one else was there to play the organ (or no one else wanted to). That still happens only once or twice a month and only then do I have to support the group. For GMWA-Pittsburgh, I'm the drummer/hand drummer and I'll opt for one or two selections on the Hammond-maybe more (one time I did half a concert). I also receive requests to lead worship on guitar and take opportunites to jam too. I've learned more on guitar by playing songs and playing on the right guitar (my first guitar "Red" is also referred to as a lesson learned). I love playing acoustic guitar; it rocks!

I guess the bottom line is as long as I'm a part of a music ministry and not being depended on as the music ministry-I don't see any limits.

Permalink Reply by Cory Zipperle on June 1, 2010 at 8:54am

"God's presence upon our lives" is a cliche statement that I don't like. God is present in our lives whether or not we believe in him or even have Christ as our Lord and Savior. Holy Scripture shows this many times.

I do not believe that a human can stop worshiping. Worship, being the demonstration of reverence and respect, is something that we do all the time. We are either respecting God, or we are respecting Satan. Even in "doing the right thing" like tithing, you can either respect God or Satan, Holy Scripture tells us that motive for our actions are more important than the actions themselves.

So I would say that worship isn't limited. However, our worship of God certainly is... because we limit it ourselves.

Permalink Reply by Kelvin Mutize on September 24, 2010 at 11:11am

Wow Worship is unlimited because God's presence and glory is unlimited we are the ones who limit the worship and the end of it. it is God desire that we spend our selves in his presence.

Worship is there so that it may take us into the presence of God its a vehicle for us to experience God. So Worship is unlimited but to those who say its limited its because they think otherwise and they have not offered it up to God in the manner that should be

If you want to read more of what i believe and have grown to experience read this site

theworshipofgod.blogspot.com

Permalink Reply by ketho on May 17, 2011 at 10:55am

- We are created to Worship God, So our life style is to live a life style of worship..

Anythings you do - you do has to bring Honor to God... 

Anything you do - if its doesn't honor God -That is not worship - You are worshiping yourself or somethings else..

Permalink Reply by Kelvin Mutize on July 17, 2012 at 7:14pm

worship is all about the presence of God and if the presence of God isn't limited then our worship shouldnt be limited in whateva way.