Ron Owens Leading Worship
Ron Owens passionately leads worship by highlighting the awe-inspiring greatness of God as Creator and Redeemer, calling believers to restore wonder and adoration in their souls.
This sermon emphasizes the awe and wonder of the greatness of our God, focusing on His role as the God of creation and redemption. It highlights the profound act of redemption through Jesus Christ, who came to earth, died on the cross, and now receives the highest praise in heaven. The message points to the significance of worshiping the God of redemption, who bore the scars of His sacrifice for humanity.
Full Transcript
Our God is an awesome, God He reigns. Our God is an awesome. He's my soul, my Savior.
Oh, my... ...stars are actually galaxies. Galaxies are at least a hundred billion stars. That's a lot.
But that's just a small, small part of that. Who our God is, how great our God is. The answer is to restore to us the awe and the wonder of the greatness of our God.
The God of creation. They haven't lost Him in heaven. They're worshipping the God of creation now.
But I think supremely, they do worship the God of... ...redemption. Did you see? The one through whom all things were created is the one who came to earth and hung the cross and died. He died. That you and I might be here tonight.
I think the loudest hallelujahs, the greatest crescendos of adoration, praise, and worship... ...are reserved for the God of redemption. Because you see in heaven right now, there is a man... ...with the scars of his hands, his feet, his side, and his back. They're worshipping the man whom we worship.
And when I reach my soul, my soul, I say... ...the Son of the Lord... ...and the angel said to me... ...the Lord, the God of the spirits, and the prophet said to his angel to show his servants... ...the things that must soon take place. Then these words that have echoed out over the... ...and this conference of revival... ...here and... ...coming soon. I am the Alpha and the Omega.
I am the years that come. Whoever is thirsty, let it come. And whoever wishes, let it take the pre-gift of modern life.
And he... I will reach my soul, my soul, I will reach my soul, my soul, I will reach my soul, my soul.
Sermon Outline
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- The greatness of God as Creator
- The vastness of the universe reflects God's majesty
- Restoring awe and wonder in worship
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- God as Redeemer through Christ's sacrifice
- The significance of Jesus' scars in heaven
- The supremacy of worshiping the God of redemption
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- The eternal nature of God as Alpha and Omega
- Invitation to come and receive the gift of life
- The soul's response in worship and praise
Key Quotes
“Our God is an awesome, God He reigns.” — Ron Owens
“The loudest hallelujahs, the greatest crescendos of adoration, praise, and worship... are reserved for the God of redemption.” — Ron Owens
“I am the Alpha and the Omega.” — Ron Owens
Application Points
- Approach worship with a renewed sense of awe for God's greatness as Creator and Redeemer.
- Remember and meditate on the sacrifice of Jesus as you engage in praise.
- Accept God's invitation to receive the gift of eternal life with a thirsty and open heart.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main focus of Ron Owens' worship message?
The focus is on recognizing God's greatness as Creator and Redeemer and restoring awe in worship.
How does the sermon describe God's role in creation?
God is portrayed as the Creator of the vast universe, including galaxies and stars.
What significance do Jesus' scars have according to the sermon?
They symbolize Christ's sacrifice and are a central focus of worship in heaven.
What invitation does the sermon extend to listeners?
Listeners are invited to come thirsty and receive the gift of eternal life from God.
How does Ron Owens encourage believers in their worship?
He calls them to restore the awe and wonder of God's greatness in their souls.