Podcasts about wholehearted worship

Worship isn't just about singing—it's a way of life! In this episode of The Pathway Podcast, Pastor Brian, Christina Molinari, and the team dive deep into what it means to worship with your whole heart. We'll explore how worship transforms our daily lives, reveals our true identity, and draws us closer to God. Whether it's through music, prayer, or the way we live, wholehearted worship is an invitation to experience God in everything we do. Plus, we're sharing our favorite worship songs—what's yours? Drop a comment and let us know!

2024 was a challenging year for me—a season that felt like a dark night of the soul. Yet, even in the darkness, the rhythms of worship anchored me and reminded me of God's presence. In this episode, I'm joined by Douglas McKelvey, author of the Every Moment Holy series, to explore how worship, through liturgy and daily practices, can reorient our hearts toward God, especially in uncertain times.Douglas shares the profound connection between written prayers and worship, offering practical wisdom for finding hope and meaning in God's Word during life's storms. Whether you're walking through a dark season or simply longing for a deeper connection with God in everyday moments, this episode is for you.Episode Highlights:How written prayers can help us voice feelings we can't articulate.The power of liturgy to reorient our hearts to God's truth.Worship as a daily rhythm, not just a Sunday morning experience.Finding God's presence in the small, ordinary moments of life.How Every Moment Holy can be a practical resource for your worship journey.Resources Mentioned:Every Moment Holy Vol 1Every Moment Holy Vol 2Every Moment Holy Vol 3The Every Moment Holy app for accessing prayers on the goConnect:If this episode encouraged you, share it with a friend and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform. Let's continue embracing wholehearted rhythms together!RESOURCES FOR YOU:Wholehearted Enneagram Coachinghttps://bit.ly/SWcoachingcollectiveEnnea-what? The Beginners Guide to the Enneagram(free course + printables)https://bit.ly/Enneagram101GuideThe Real History of the Enneagram Course(use code AMY for 40% OFF)https://bit.ly/EnneagramHistoryShould Christians Use the Enneagram? (Amy's book)https://amzn.to/3VB9PrxConnect with Amy:IGWebsite

Our worship leader, Sydney Moore, continued the Spiritual Growth marker of worship, focusing on what it means to live in the posture of surrender. To watch the full service go to www.youtube.com/@ecfchurch

This past week Pastor Jason begins the Spiritual Growth Marker of Wholehearted Worship. To listen to the whole service including worship go to www.youtube.com/@ecfchurch

This week Pastor Mike continues our series on John's Gospel. True worship matters to Jesus and we see it clearly this week as he clears the temple courtyard of those who were buying and selling animals to be used for sacrifice. The issue wasn't in the business happening, the issue was where the marketplace had formed.

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(1) The Challenge Made; (2) The Answers Given (by the people and the Lord); (3) The Question for Us.

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Sermon Series: John: Life in His Name | Passage: John 11:45-12:11

Engage in Week Four of our inspiring "Organic Disciples" series, led by Pastor Daren Laws. In this session, delve into the transformative theme of "Wholehearted Worship." Pastor Daren shares insights on cultivating a genuine and deep connection with God through worship that engages your entire being. Discover practical steps to infuse your discipleship journey with heartfelt worship. Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your worship experience and deepen your connection with the Divine. Tune in to Week Four of "Organic Disciples" and subscribe to Brave Church for more empowering messages.

** Join us for the Wholehearted Equip and Activate Online Conference February 7-9, 2024 **Worship is one of three Wholehearted Rhythm pillars we are covering this month and I can't wait for you to hear what my friend and worship leader, Katie Reed has to share, including:Worship is reaping what you haven't sownSeeing the possibilities and beauty of God's design in your Enneagram numberHow self discovery is important for social interactionsLeading worship vs. knowing and feeling the eyes of the Lord on your lifeWorshiping throughout your busy dayThis interview is a listener favorite and originally aired January 2019.Connect with Katie:InstagramRelated Episodes:Five Steps to Wholehearted Goals for 2024Wholehearted WORD Rhythms with Angela Perritt of Love God GreatlyWholehearted Equip and Activate Online ConferenceFebruary 7-9, 2024Meet the Wholehearted Coaching Collective here!Connect with Amy: IG Website

Psalms 81 teaches us how we ought to respond to God in wholehearted worship and teaches us how to respond to his people. Pastor Phill teaches us this truth by pointing out the three examples this psalm lays out for us in h...

Wholehearted WorshipLessons from the book of Malachi.

Our God is worthy of worship! Disciples find delight in giving praise, glory, and honor to the only one who deserves it. When we grow in faith, worship flows from our hearts and lips. Every experience of life can be a place for worshiping in Spirit and in truth. When the world sees Christians who celebrate the goodness of God, overflow with joy, and walk in humble surrender, they become curious.

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The Ark of the Covenant has long captured our imagination, from Raiders of the Lost Ark to documentaries on the History Channel. In Exodus, we learn that God Himself commanded the building of the Ark (Ex. 25:10–22). It was placed in the innermost room of the tabernacle as a representation of God’s presence. For years, the Ark dwelt in obscurity in the house of Abinadab (1 Sam. 7:1). In today’s reading, David brought the Ark into Jerusalem. This chapter provides us with three pictures of worship illustrated by Uzzah, Michal, and David. Uzzah was one of the priests entrusted with transporting the Ark. He decided to “set the ark of God on a new cart” (2 Sam. 6:3). This catches us by surprise. The Law was specific on how the Ark was to be handled. It was to be carried on poles by the priests (Ex. 25:13–14). Uzzah decided to transport it like the Philistines had (1 Sam. 6:7–8). He thought he knew best. As one commentator put it, “Instead of losing himself in the worship of God, [he] has God in a box and officiously assumes responsibility for keeping God safe.” Uzzah’s example reminds us to respect God’s holiness. Obedience is central to right worship. Michal does not worship. She observes from the outside and critiques. She evaluates David’s performance (v. 16). It is easy to be sympathetic with Michal. She had a difficult life. But this passage shows that she did not take refuge in the Lord. Her bitterness kept her from joyful worship. David was wholeheartedly devoted to the Lord. He did not always understand what God was doing (v. 8), but his whole being was oriented toward God, and he danced before Him with abandon. >> Take a few minutes and reflect on your own attitude toward worship. Are you more like Uzzah, Michal, or David? What are the things that hinder you in your worship of God?

Date:  July 31, 2022 Scripture: Revelation 4, John 4, Hebrews 10:23-25, and Romans 12:1-2 Speaker: Logan Bailey Theme: Our God is worthy of worship! Disciples find delight in giving praise, glory, and honor to the only one who deserves it. When we grow in faith, worship flows from our hearts and lips. Every experience of life can be a place for worshiping in Spirit and in truth. When the world sees Christians who celebrate the goodness of God, overflow with joy, and walk in humble surrender, they become curious. When groups of believers gather and celebrate with overflowing joy and passion, the world wants to know more and we can tell them our story. https://vimeo.com/735208998

Date:  July 31, 2022 Scripture: Revelation 4, John 4, Hebrews 10:23-25, and Romans 12:1-2 Speaker: Logan Bailey Theme: Our God is worthy of worship! Disciples find delight in giving praise, glory, and honor to the only one who deserves it. When we grow in faith, worship flows from our hearts and lips. Every experience of life can be a place for worshiping in Spirit and in truth. When the world sees Christians who celebrate the goodness of God, overflow with joy, and walk in humble surrender, they become curious. When groups of believers gather and celebrate with overflowing joy and passion, the world wants to know more and we can tell them our story. https://vimeo.com/735208998

Jesus was in constant communication with His Father and prayed for His followers and for those who were still wandering far from fellowship with God. As disciples, praying should be like breathing. We can live in intimate communication with the God who made us and loves us. As we grow in the spiritual marker of passionate prayer, we will find ourselves praying for and with those who still need to discover and embrace the amazing grace of Jesus.The post ORGANIC DISCIPLES: What Does Wholehearted Worship do for God, Us and the World? first appeared on PEACE CHURCH.

The Power of Wholehearted Worship!

by Matt Elder 22 May 2022 (am)John 2:12-25 Sermon and Transcript

Beth Messiah Congregant, Peter Knehans, fills in for Rabbi Silverman this week with Message from Psalm 145 that examines how we can create wholehearted worship and devotion in our individual and corporate lives. For the full Service go to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUpfxShGAhY

Keith and Kevin chat about the 3rd spiritual marker in our Organic Disciples series: Wholehearted Worship!

Psalm 103 | Wholehearted Worship by Enfield & Strathfield Anglican Church

Essentials: Wholehearted Worship - Helen Roberts by Wellspring Church

Launching our Vision 2022 series, Pastor Chris walks through Romans 11:33–12:2 and what it means to worship in light of the gospel.

Sunday, December 5, 2021 Speaker: Ian Campbell Luke 1.46-47 Mary sings about her soul and her spirit. Are these synonyms or a differentiation between two aspects of our humanness? How then do these aspects contribute to our religious or spiritual lives? Should we add body to the mix and learn to worship with all of our beings?

Wholehearted Worship - Reflect by Rivers Church of Christ

Wholehearted Worship - Response by Rivers Church of Christ

Wholehearted Worship - Revelation by Rivers Church of Christ

In today's episode, Nick and Brigitte are joined by special guest SPOKC Worship Leader, Rachel Noffke, for a tasty conversation about what it means to 'offer God all of our lives for the rest of our lives as a sacrifice of worship.' SPO Charism Value: WHOLEHEARTED WORSHIP We strive to offer God all of our lives for the rest of our lives as a sacrifice of worship. We are a people of worship with a liturgical spirituality, including daily prayer and the sacraments. Our worship of God – communally and not just individually – is essential to our relationship with him, and a natural response of the will to who he is and what he has done for us in Christ. We praise and thank him wholeheartedly and expressively, as our duty and our joy, always for his glory and not our own. Please stroke our egos and leave us a fabulous review on iTunes! If you don't already, follow us on social! SPOKC Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spo.kc/ SPOKC Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SPO.KCYA Email us greaterworks@spo.org with questions, comments and possible topics you would like to hear us chat about. We want to hear from YOU! Ever wonder what it's like to be an SPO Missionary?? Learn more at https://www.spo.org/apply We are SPO. Check us out: http://www.spokc.org/

Joe continues our 365 series looking at our vision of being a community where Jesus is wholeheartedly worshipped, deeply experienced, and clearly known. What are some of the new testament translations of worship and how does that impact what we do when we gather together. How do we worship with our whole hearts and be fully present? For more information on who we are as a church visit https://www.yeovilcommunitychurch.co.uk

Joe continues our 365 series looking at our vision of being a community where Jesus is wholeheartedly worshipped, deeply experienced, and clearly known. What are some of the new testament translations of worship and how does that impact what we do when we gather together. How do we worship with our whole hearts and be fully present? For more information on who we are as a church visit https://yeovilcommunitychurch.co.uk

University of Michigan football fans call their stadium “the Big House.” When the team scores, the team’s 107,601 fans fill the space with so much cheering and shouting the sound can be overwhelming. One of the reasons why people enjoy watching the college game in person is to experience being part of such an enormous crowd united in the support of their team and celebrating their victories. In today’s text, the Psalmist calls Israel to join in worship: “Come let us sing for joy to the Lord” (v. 1). The Psalmist describes singing, shouting, and making music to God. This is not a service for silent meditation or half-hearted singing. No! This is a full-throated, raucous, and joy-filled expression of devotion to the Lord. God is to be praised with full enthusiasm because He is far above all other “gods” that people worship. The majestic mountains and powerful oceans owe their existence to God. He can hold them in the palm of His hand (vv. 3–5). God is not only the creator of all things, He is also “our God.” He cares for us like a shepherd cares for his flock (v. 7). The only appropriate response is to drop to our knees in humble submission (v. 6). Our worship should be more than just words. God requires wholehearted devotion. The Psalmist reminds Israel of the Exodus generation, who saw God’s power firsthand. This group of people quickly turned their back on God, grumbling against Him (Ex. 17:1–7). They even wished that they had never been redeemed from Egypt. Because of that, God judged them by not allowing them to enter the Promised Land. >> Do you praise God with as much energy and enthusiasm as you give your favorite sports team? God is not content with our expressions of worship just on Sunday morning. He desires and deserves for us to surrender our entire lives to Him.

Deuteronomy 26:1-15 asks the question: What does God want of us? God wants our joyful thanks for his grace, and he also wants our wholehearted obedience. But we can't do this... So what do we do as God's people when we fail and our delight in worship becomes duty? Well, we look to the one who could say with wholehearted conviction the words of Deuteronomy 26. We look to Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith, and we delight, we rejoice in our worship for the glory of God the Father, through God the Son, by the power of God the Holy Spirit. Mark Roberts helps us think deeper through these passages in Deuteronomy.

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A new MP3 sermon from First Presbyterian Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Daily Devotionals - Episode 252 - Wholehearted Worship Subtitle: Daily Devotionals Speaker: Dr. Derek W. H. Thomas Broadcaster: First Presbyterian Church Event: Devotional Date: 3/23/2021 Bible: Psalm 150 Length: 4 min.

I sat down with my very beautiful and pregnant sister in law, Desiree Hutton- who is the worship pastor at her local church in Castle Rock, Colorado- to talk about the concept of worshipping the Lord with our whole heart and with our lives. We discuss: As a mother, what does it look like to worship Jesus outside of the four walls of a church building The different types of worship The invitation to "Taste and See" that the Lord is Good You CAN shift atmospheres of your home and heart through music/worship  If this stirs you, let's chat! Email me your thoughts. If you loved the podcast, leave a review and share with a friend!  Want to dive more deeply into your Kingdom Identity, check out The Heavenly Commission Course. An online, self paced empowering 8 week online course which will anchor you into your Kingdom purpose and launch you into tangible goals to accomplish what God has called you to do. Want to ask me questions, reach out! 

How do you worship each time you're in worship? With one ear to the sermon, the other to worries, or the football game? Or, do you truly give 110% of yourself to worshiping God? Listen in to receive a blessing; maybe you can be a blessing to others! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eradio-valverde/support

In today's episode, we learn about the song of Mary and how she responded to God's grace with wholehearted God exalting, Scripture filled, and humble praise to God.

Based on Psalm 95

God deserves and requires wholehearted worship.

Subject: Christian Life Speaker or Performer: Brice Butler and Steve Howell Scripture Passage(s): Psalm 103 Date of Delivery: August 23, 2020

Watch the video on YouTube. Hi FCBCW family and friends! During our Wednesday night prayer meetings, I am leading our English congregation through a series of short devotionals from Malachi to prepare our hearts to re-enter the church (in phases) when that time comes. While a reopening task force is working on the administrative preparation (legality, safety, sustainability, timeline, online platforms, etc)., these applicational devotions are meant to prepare us spiritually. Please leave your comments or questions below. I’d love to hear your thoughts. Here is the video (part 1 of 2) from Malachi 1:6-14

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Wholehearted Worship - Minda Nichols - 09 - 15 - 19 by Border City Church

Preaching from Psalm 95, Pastor John Lee shares that biblical worship is the full life response to who God is and what He has done.

Wholehearted Worship - Tim Roberts (NB)

In this episode, Adrian Wilson looks specifically at our practices of worship. Our hearts are shaped by who/what we worship... this is both a beautiful and startling truth! So much more than simply singing songs, when we fix our attention on God, we come away changed, transformed. At the heart of the great commandment, we are called to love God with our whole selves. Come, let's gather together and worship!

For Israel, it wasn’t possible to have true worship without the temple. So failing to rebuild the temple was really a crisis of worship. And God loved them too much to let them ignore his temple and to live their lives backwards and without true, wholehearted worship. He loves us too much to less us lose vision and fall into misdirected worship. He wanted them to build and he wants us to build because he is worthy and because he wants our hearts. He wants us to experience the joy of wholehearted worship. In this message, we see Five Ways to Return to Wholehearted Worship.

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[11/27]Wholehearted Worship (2 Chronicles 20:31~37)

Today, we welcome Linnea Scobey to teach from Deuteronomy 6:4–9 in a sermon entitled "Wholehearted Worship."

Caleb's Wholehearted Worship (11/25/2018) by Southwinds Church of Tracy

Emily reflects on our value of wholehearted worship, challenging us about what we 'magnify' in our lives!

It has been 3 years since the launch of our church back in May of 2014! As awesome and exciting as that was, just like anything new we begin, the excitement can begin to wain and we can lose focus. We founded this ministry on 6 core values you can read about here. These values [...] The post Wholehearted Worship appeared first on Vertical Life Church.

Weekend worship service at Westover Hills Assembly of God in San Antonio, Texas.

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Every organization has a mission. It defines what they do. But every organization whether stated or not has core values. The values shape the DNA of the organization as well as the reputation of the organization. In This new series we are going to dig deep into the core values of Vertical Life Church and [...] The post Core 1: Wholehearted Worship appeared first on Vertical Life Church.

The sermon preached on June 19th, 2011 was given by Rob Willey, Senior Pastor at Harvest Bible Chapel Davenport titled Wholehearted Worship and comes from Malachi 1:6-14.

A new MP3 sermon from Bethany United Reformed Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: God's Call to Wholehearted Worship Speaker: Dr. Mark Kelderman Broadcaster: Bethany United Reformed Church Event: Sunday - PM Date: 7/12/2020 Bible: 1 Kings 18:20-40 Length: min.

A new MP3 sermon from Bethany United Reformed Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: God's Call to Wholehearted Worship Speaker: Dr. Mark Kelderman Broadcaster: Bethany United Reformed Church Event: Sunday - PM Date: 7/12/2020 Bible: 1 Kings 18:20-40 Length: min.

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