we hear the word “worship” frequently. Your church calls Sunday morning a “worship service,” Christian radio refers to their music as “worship music,” and some people even refer to their time in nature as their personal worship. The Bible mentions worship over 8,500 times, in many contexts. Clearly, it is an important topic. But amid all these modern practices, you may find yourself wondering: What does it really mean? “weorþscipe,” which combines “worth” (weorþ) and “see” (scipe). From its origin then, the word worship literally meant “to see worth,” and now means “the condition of being worthy, dignity, glory, distinction, honor, renown.”.... Seasons Greetings.. Join us in the Worship of the Father...
