Worship reaches far beyond a Sunday song set. It rises from a life that gives God honor in the quiet places, the busy places, and the broken places. Real worship begins when we offer ourselves to Him day after day, not only when music fills the room. As our hearts turn toward Him, our view shifts. God grows larger in our sight and our troubles shrink back into their proper size. Worship is not a performance for people. It is a gift placed before the only One who deserves it. Our bodies and emotions can join the offering through standing, kneeling, lifting our hands, or resting silently in His presence. At the center of it all, worship is a work of the spirit. It opens us to the presence of God and invites Him to shape us in ways nothing else can.