Win the Day: Five Minutes with Pastor Nat Crawford on Oneplace.com

If our worship does not propel us to go to the nations with His grace and mercy, we have missed the whole point of worship. David Platt returns to Revelation 7 to remind us of what a beautiful picture heaven will be--worshipping around the throne with every tribe, tongue, and nation. We'll be reminded to put aside minor issues that divide us and get on with the global mission God has called us to.

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If our worship does not propel us to go to the nations with His grace and mercy, we have missed the whole point of worship. David Platt returns to Revelation 7 to remind us of what a beautiful picture heaven will be--worshipping around the throne with every tribe, tongue, and nation. We'll be reminded to put aside minor issues that divide us and get on with the global mission God has called us to.

What is it that unites us across a diverse body of Christ? David Platt takes us to Revelation chapter 7 and examines the unity and diversity of heaven. We will learn that God is still in the business of blessing His people, but we are not the center of His blessing--we receive His blessings in order to bless every tribe, race, and nation for His glory.

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What is it that unites us across a diverse body of Christ? David Platt takes us to Revelation chapter 7 and examines the unity and diversity of heaven. We will learn that God is still in the business of blessing His people, but we are not the center of His blessing--we receive His blessings in order to bless every tribe, race, and nation for His glory.

Is it possible to worship God while ignoring regular time in the Bible? David Platt turns to Psalm 19 and then 119 to examine the response we should have to His Word. We shouldn't have to manufacture worship--when we are immersed in God's Word, then our authentic worship will flow naturally.

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Is it possible to worship God while ignoring regular time in the Bible? David Platt turns to Psalm 19 and then 119 to examine the response we should have to His Word. We shouldn't have to manufacture worship--when we are immersed in God's Word, then our authentic worship will flow naturally.

If the Bible is not central in our worship, then we are not truly worshipping. David Platt takes us to Psalm 19 and shows that God is revealed through nature and His Word. Through this we'll learn that when God is revealed to us, it requires and inspires a response.

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If the Bible is not central in our worship, then we are not truly worshipping. David Platt takes us to Psalm 19 and shows that God is revealed through nature and His Word. Through this we'll learn that when God is revealed to us, it requires and inspires a response.

Jesus's radical teaching turned the Jewish ideas of worship upside down. David Platt points out that corporate worship can be a beautiful thing, but not when we are spiritual pretenders. In fact, many of the things we think we need for corporate worship today are really just externals.

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Jesus's radical teaching turned the Jewish ideas of worship upside down. David Platt points out that corporate worship can be a beautiful thing, but not when we are spiritual pretenders. In fact, many of the things we think we need for corporate worship today are really just externals.