Art Katz addresses the contemporary worship practices within the Church, emphasizing the danger of self-initiated worship that lacks divine authenticity. He warns that such practices can lead to a forfeiture of the Church's apostolic roots and diminish the true sense of God's presence. Katz highlights the importance of recognizing that worship must be a gift from God, not a product of human effort, and that the Church's relationship with Israel is crucial to understanding its own identity and mission. He calls for a return to a reverent waiting upon God, which is essential for the Church to fulfill its apostolic calling and effectively reach out to Israel. Ultimately, Katz urges believers to repent for settling for less than the divine gifts intended for them.