In this sermon by Pastor Chris Romig, the focus is on the Sunday after Easter, known as "Low Sunday." Chris explains the term’s history and observes how it often feels quieter after Easter’s excitement. Despite this, he calls the congregation to see every Sunday worship as a preview of heaven, not a letdown.

Using Revelation chapters 4 and 5, Chris describes heavenly worship: God alone is at the center, and the praise builds as more voices join in. He urges listeners to let this vision shape their own worship—reminding them that God draws each person to worship, and that wholehearted, joyful praise is the proper response to God’s glory and grace, not mere routine or personal preference.

Chris stresses that true worship is humble, grateful, and focused on who God is and what He has done through Jesus Christ. He encourages everyone to participate fully—especially through singing—because, just as in heaven, our worship is meant to be vibrant and communal.

He closes by urging believers to move beyond passive attendance and embrace worship that reflects the awe and delight of heaven, so that even an ordinary Sunday is never truly "low" for those who know and love Jesus.