We dive into one of Keystone’s core values: We Sing Loud. We examine what it means to worship God in spirit and truth, why congregational praise is a supernatural connection with God, and how the quality of our worship is directly tied to our intimacy with Christ. From biblical expressions like clapping and shouting to worship as warfare, we challenge the disconnect between private faith and corporate praise and encourage everyone to take their next step of obedience.

QUESTIONS:

1. Is there a disconnect between how you worship on Sunday and how you live the rest of the week? What does that reveal about your heart?
2. What is your next step of obedience in stretching yourself during worship?
3. If people are watching you worship, are you taking them where God is taking you, or are you holding back out of fear or self-consciousness?

READ MORE:

• Worshiping in spirit and truth in John 4:23–24
• Biblical expressions of praise in Psalm 47:1; 95:1–2; 100:1–2, Psalm 150:4
• Honoring God with our hearts, not just our lips in Matthew 15:8
• Paul and Silas worshiping in prison in Acts 16:25-26
• Worship as warfare in 2 Chronicles 20:21–22