This audio is an episode of the "Pop-up Cafe" podcast, hosted by Byron Easterling, titled "The Angels Know." The episode focuses on worship, which the host describes as fundamental not just to faith but to life itself.

Easterling emphasizes that genuine worship must be "in spirit and truth," and that the most crucial element is a sincere, undivided heart turned toward God, rather than external performance. Worship, he explains, draws listeners into God's presence, which he characterizes as a place of peace, rest, and trust. Entering this presence makes the human spirit "acutely aware of his majesty and glory."

He reinforces the theme of "The Angels Know" by referencing the biblical account of John in the Book of Revelation, who was overwhelmed by a vision and fell to his knees to worship the angel who showed it to him. The angel quickly stopped him, saying, "Do not do that, I am a fellow servant. Worship God." The host concludes by encouraging the listener to "leave the noise of the world outside" and "enter through the gate of peace into God's presence."

Would you like to know more about the host, Byron Easterling, or the "Pop-up Cafe" podcast? Check out his websites at:

https://www.popupcafe.live

https://www.byroneasterling.com