Worship is something that most of us have on a calendar of some sorts, either in the habitual brain side set for Sundays at "x:xx" or the family on the wall calendar or the online, computer-based variety. Our schedule consists of getting up on time, taking the shower (hopefully), busting out the smell good (DO, ToothP and the like), breakfast (optional), getting the kids ready (if you have them), checking the news/internet or whatever is your morning routine... I'd love to say Quite Time with God and His Word, but I know that some people take the "well, I'm going to church already" road, sadly enough, so I know for some, that's in the optional category with breakfast.
Then, you've got to hit adequate drive time and if you are at Bay West, you've got to get there early enough to fulfill your opportunity to serve the weeks you are on...which so far has totalled "2".
Most of us, if we can hit our little mile markers and hit the service before I start to speak, we stamp goal accomplished...good job.
But is that enough? While this would probably be the picture of a successful Sunday for most and if people were asked what they had to do to prepare for the worship service on Sunday, it would be a similar list...is that enough?
Sadly, no, it's not. This Sunday, we'll be talking about #3 on the 6 in our series entitled "Incomplete". Hopefully, we can all come away with a broader perspective and some winning strategies to get the most out of Sundays. If your worship has been sort of boring lately, I've got some answers for that. If you're just not "feeling it", got that covered... No problem...
See you Sunday!
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