Paul writes to a church that was active, gifted, and serving but deeply divided. They gathered for the Lord's Supper, but their worship had become careless, self-centered, and fractured. What is "True Worship" as it applies to the celebration of the Lord's Table?
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This Scripture shows us something profound: the resurrected Christ does not merely inform faith—He inspires it. He does not merely invite worship—He compels it.
At Christ's "Triumphal Entry," the crowd waved palm branches and spread their coats, welcoming the New King. How long before their cheers turned to jeers and shouts of "Crucify Him!" They mistook His arrival for that of a "Conquering King," not a "Suffering Saviour."
One of the most important questions in life is not "Do you worship?" but "Who & how do you worship?”
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This Scripture shows us something profound: the resurrected Christ does not merely inform faith—He inspires it. He does not merely invite worship—He compels it.
At Christ's "Triumphal Entry," the crowd waved palm branches and spread their coats, welcoming the New King. How long before their cheers turned to jeers and shouts of "Crucify Him!" They mistook His arrival for that of a "Conquering King," not a "Suffering Saviour."
One of the most important questions in life is not "Do you worship?" but "Who & how do you worship?”