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Expectation in Worship

Expectation in Worship1

  • Shane Idleman

    The Danger of Microwave Christianity - You Can't Rush God

    By Shane Idleman
    1918:48
    1CH 16:29PSA 95:6PSA 100:2ISA 40:31JER 29:13MAT 7:7JHN 4:24ROM 12:1EPH 6:12HEB 11:6

    Shane Idleman emphasizes the importance of coming to church with an expectation for God to move, drawing parallels between the joy of anticipation in everyday life and the joy of seeking God. He highlights the necessity of searching for God diligently, likening it to the wise men’s journey, which required perseverance and effort. Idleman warns against the dangers of a superficial faith, urging believers to fight against discouragement and to actively seek a deeper relationship with God through worship and prayer. He stresses that true worship involves humility and a recognition of God's presence, encouraging congregants to prioritize their spiritual lives over worldly distractions. Ultimately, he calls for a return to a passionate, engaged faith that seeks God earnestly rather than settling for a quick, microwave-style Christianity.

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