Foundations Of Pentecost

Not all tradition is bad. Often the boundaries set by tradition can be beneficial but when we place a higher priority on them than we do on Jesus Christ they become idols in our lives.

We must examine ourselves to determine if we are willing to pay the price of true worship or just offer a cheap imitation.

Too often our worship is not directed toward God. It is important that we know who we are worshipping.

God has created us different. These difference will result in differences in our worship. True unity recognizes diversity.

Worship without repentance is worthless. Part 2 on the necessity of repentance before worship.

The call of repentance is to the church as well as the world. It is the key to revival and must take place if our worship is to be accepted by God.

The danger of our worship becoming the focus of worship rather than Jesus Christ.

The first lesson in the series: True Or False Worship.

This sermon was preached by Leon Belt on November 14, 1993 at the baby dedication of his first three grandchildren. The audio quality is not the best due to a ground hum but the message is important.

Rev. A. W. (Chief) Harrison. Preached at Sunset Hill Pentecostal Camp Meeting in 1968.