In this week's study, titled "The Weight of Our Worship," we delve into John 12:3, where Mary of Bethany anoints Jesus with costly ointment, exemplifying profound worship. This teaching explores the essence of worship as an expression of reverence, honor, and praise to God, emphasizing that true worship transcends mere words and is rooted in the heart's adoration for the Lord. The study highlights the biblical definition of worship, referencing Romans 12:1, which calls for presenting our bodies as living sacrifices. It underscores that worship is a physical act of humility and submission, initiated by an encounter with God. Mary's actions serve as a blueprint for authentic worship, demonstrating that true reverence often requires personal sacrifice and boldness. Participants are encouraged to reflect on what they may be withholding from God that hinders their worship. The discussion emphasizes that worship connects believers to God's heart, strengthens their relationship with Him, and creates an atmosphere for His presence to be felt. The transformative power of worship is illustrated through Mary's act, which filled the house with the fragrance of the ointment, symbolizing how worship can change environments and inspire divine intervention. Minister Mitchell Fields challenges us to consider our own worship practices, urging us to overcome shyness and embrace worship as a heartfelt connection with God. The session concludes with a reminder to worship in Spirit and Truth, encouraging believers to live as holy sacrifices, rooted in the truth of God's word. This study invites participants to reflect on their worship journey, encouraging them to surrender their fears and embrace the transformative power of worship in their lives.