blhowes
Puritan Board Professor
I've been thinking about worship lately, desiring to know that when I worship at a worship service, God is pleased and glorified and that I am indeed worshipping Him in Spirit and in truth. As a starting point, let's assume that we've filtered out all the man-made ideas about worship and the order of service follows the regulative principle of worship (prayer, reading the scriptures, preaching, singing psalms, etc). Even having the best structure doesn't guarantee that God is pleased or that He has been worshipped. I was wondering if anybody had any thoughts about how and when God is pleased by our worship of Him? When is He not pleased, even though we're doing all the right things?