LifeQuest Services Podcast

This is LifeQuest's last service. What do we share on this last night? Perhaps the most important thought of all. In conclusion ...

True worship transforms us to where we do what is good, not because it feels good, but because it is right. Paul ends his description of true worship in Romans 12 with a passage that is easy to understand and yet hard to do.

What is your motivation in serving God? Is your focus simply to serve or to bring honor to God while working?

A true worshiper is one who is humble and serves others. Jesus demonstrated this in John with the washing of his disciples feet. Does our worship cause us to be humble? Are we quick to others or do we seek be served?

When we engage in true worship we find our perspective changed from one bound by our own senses, thinking and experiences to God's. Jesus walking with two disciples on the road to Emmaus provides a great example of this.

So often what we call worship is really praise. Is this important or is it just a difference in words? What did Jesus call true worship? These are some of the questions we will seek to answer in this discussion.

The Old Testament prophecies express God's heart for all the nations. Jesus has often been referred to as "The Desire of Nations". What does that mean? How does it apply to us today? These are some of the questions we explore in this discussion

This Christmas season we are looking at the birth of Christ through the lens of the Old Testament. Our topic tonight are the prophecies associated with the birth of the Messiah. We look at they meant to those waiting in anticipation of the event, and what it means to us today.

Paul reminds us in Philippians 4:6 that we are not to worry, but, instead, to offer our worries to God in prayer with gratitude. Gratitude, being thankful, is so important to our faith. Why? This is the topic we explore in this discussion.

Tonight is the last night of our series on "The Heebie-Jeebies" of Christianity. We talk about the questions those attending had on the subject.