Unity in Worship
Unity in Worship3
Praising God With One Heart
By D.L. Moody0JHN 14:17ACT 2:4ROM 8:91CO 3:161CO 6:19GAL 5:16EPH 2:221TH 5:192TI 1:71JN 4:4D.L. Moody emphasizes the unity and power of praising God with one heart, drawing parallels between the dedication of Solomon's Temple and the indwelling of the Holy Spirit in believers today. He explains that believers are now the Temple of the Holy Ghost, filled with the Spirit's presence since Pentecost, and that the Holy Spirit empowers them to overcome worldly challenges. Moody highlights the importance of recognizing every believer as a temple of the Holy Ghost, urging them to glorify God in their bodies and spirits. He warns that while the Holy Spirit dwells in every believer, many do not experience His power fully. The sermon calls for a deeper understanding and acknowledgment of the Spirit's presence in the lives of Christians.
Setting"¨ the Mind On"¨ Eternity - Part 4
By Robert Murray M'Cheyne0PSA 100:4ACT 2:1Robert Murray M'Cheyne emphasizes the power of thanksgiving in obtaining the Spirit of God, illustrating how united praise can lead to divine blessings. He recounts the historical significance of collective worship, particularly during the day of Pentecost, and urges believers to engage in heartfelt praise to experience God's presence. M'Cheyne highlights the necessity of recognizing God's goodness and mercy, encouraging the congregation to unite in their worship and seek the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. He warns that without genuine praise and a relationship with Christ, one risks eternal separation from God. Ultimately, he calls for a fervent and unified approach to worship, promising that such devotion will invite God's Spirit into their midst.
Then the House Was Filled With a Cloud.
By F.B. Meyer02CH 5:13PSA 100:4PSA 132:8ACT 2:1PHP 4:6F.B. Meyer emphasizes the significance of inviting God's presence, symbolized by the Shekinah cloud, into our lives and spirits, as it represents God's desire to dwell among His people. He highlights that the Most Holy Place, akin to our spirit, should be a welcoming home for God, where He brings blessings, joy, and strength. Meyer outlines three essential conditions for this divine presence: unity among believers, heartfelt sincerity in worship, and a spirit of thanksgiving and praise. He encourages the congregation to embody these principles to experience God's abundant blessings and presence in their lives.