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4/21/25 Rekindling Passion Through Worship

Takeaway: The power of adoration and praise.


“Yet a time is coming and has now come when the true worshipers will worship the Father in the Spirit and in truth, for they are the kind of worshipers the Father seeks. God is spirit, and his worshipers must worship in the Spirit and in truth.” – John 4:23-24

Opening Prayer (Monday)

Heavenly Father, as a new week begins, I seek Your presence. Fill me with Your Spirit, renew my mind, and guide my steps. May I walk in faith and purpose today. In Jesus’ name, Amen.


Reflection

There is something powerful about worship—it stirs our hearts, realigns our focus, and reignites our passion for God. Worship is not just about singing songs or attending church services; it is an act of love and surrender, a way to draw near to God with an open and devoted heart, whenever and wherever we might be.


In John 4, Jesus meets a Samaritan woman at a well and challenges her understanding of worship. She, like many, thought worship was about location—whether on a mountain or in the temple. But Jesus shifts the focus: true worship is about the heart. It is about worshiping in Spirit and in truth.


When our spiritual passion begins to wane, worship has the power to rekindle the flame. Through worship, we move from routine to relationship, from complacency to deep connection with the living God. It does not depend on our emotions; rather, it transforms them. If you feel distant from God, if your passion for Him has dimmed, worship is a powerful way to reconnect.


Worship is more than a song; it is the posture of our hearts before God. When we worship in Spirit and in truth, we encounter Him in a way that revives our souls and renews our passion. Take time today to worship—not out of duty, but out of love.


Question

How can worship move you from routine to relationship with God?


Application

• Make Worship a Daily Habit. Worship is not just for Sundays. Set aside time daily to sing, pray, or simply sit in awe of God’s presence.

• Focus on Who God Is. Instead of dwelling on your struggles, turn your eyes toward God’s greatness.

• Sing, Even When You Don’t Feel Like It. Sometimes, our emotions follow our actions. Choose to worship, even in seasons of dryness, and watch how your passion for God grows.


Closing Prayer

Father, I come before You with a longing to worship You in Spirit and in truth. Restore in me a heart that adores You completely. If my passion for You has faded, rekindle the flame through worship. Let my praise be more than words—let it be the outpouring of my love for You. In Jesus’ name, Amen.


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