Stewart Holloway

The Privilege of Worship Stewart Holloway

There is no such thing as a worship war. We aren't fighting over worship; we're fighting over preferences. For decades, centuries really, churches have been fighting preference wars over worship methodologies. Whether it was singing psalms or hymns, using screens or hymnals, playing organs or guitars, or using a choir or praise team, if there has been a method to fight over, we've gone to battle. Unfortunately, the only things we've gained from our warring are church splits, declining rolls, and frustrated members. Is that what we most desire from our worship?

What would happen in our churches if we went to war for worship or in worship instead of going to war over worship? What if we got so serious about worship that we put our preferences aside and focused on engaging God? Worship is not about songs and sermons anyway. Worship is about a privileged conversation with God!

Discover how you and your church can get serious about worship as you delve into the heart of worship. Study who is involved in worship, what you can expect from worship, and how you can get the most out of worship.

If we want to see God do great things in our churches and bring awakening to our nation, we must get serious about worship. Let's stop fighting over methodologies and return to the core of worship. Take some time to explore the privilege of worship.