The entire church service, as even the whole of life, must be a worship.

We often perceive worship as a part or portion of a church service where it’s all about the songs. However, worship is not just a song or action; and worship is definitely not just a portion of a church service.

This is a continuation of the series titled “Why Worship Works”. In the past six points, Pr Kenneth spoke about the spiritual aspects of worship and how worship is a crucial ingredient to our identity and purpose – who we are as beings, not just Christians.

Today we dive deeper to see how worship should permeate through our day, influencing and sometimes even dictating how we interact with the world!

When we become worshippers, we will experience more and more the authority of God in and through our lives, and God will bless us with the authority that we need to live a victorious life.

In Part 1, we explored three points of why worship works – we were made to worship, worship is a magnet to human beings, and worship draws the presence of God. Listen in as Pr Kenneth shares with us 3 more points on Worship in this Series.

Worship was first mentioned in the Bible when Abraham was ready to obey God in offering Isaac as a burnt offering on one of the mountains in the land of Moriah.

Abraham was able to answer a tough calling to surrender his only and beloved son Isaac because Abraham was first a worshipper before a father.

This reveals that when we worship God, giving God our best comes naturally. But in this day and age, worship may seem irrelevant and people are not giving their best to God.

In the book of Daniel, he purposed in his heart to not defile himself with the kings food and wine and he asked the eunuch for 10 days to be tested with another diet. Likewise, as we come to our 20 years anniversary as Acts Church, we believe that in the next 10 years we will be tested and we would need to take on God’s diet for our lives.

God’s diet will produce God results.

Listen in as Pr Kenneth shares the first of the 7 dietary requirements from God’s diet for us.

To please and to glorify God are a huge part of worship.

To please is personal, and to glorify is to make public. You can please but not glorify, and you can also glorify but not please. We ought to have a relationship with God in the privacy of our lives, and we also should praise Him in the open.

The presence of God comes upon those who please Him, and the power of God comes upon those who glorify Him.

It’s the year 2020 and we as Acts Church are looking forward to 2020 and beyond. Purpose is our theme this year and we are gearing towards what God has in store for us for the next 20 years. Listen in as Pr Kenneth shares with us what we can expect in the message today.

God want’s us to to start looking out into the world. We’re living the Kingdom of God and Christ came and preached about God’s Kingdom to us. We should practice the Kingdom and share about the God’s Kingdom to fulfil the purpose that God has for our lives. But how does God’s Kingdom come?

The Kingdom of God sometimes look really small, ridiculous and it doesn’t make sense. But as small as it is, it’s very powerful, it can grow bigger and it can cause change. We need to understand that God’s Kingdom is the opposite from the world and the way the world works. Man works by majority but God works by minority.