This is Max Lakato. A vibrant, shining face is the mark of one who has stood in God's presence.

After speaking to God, Moses had to cover his face with a veil.

But not only does God change the face of those who worship, he changes those who watch us worship. Paul told the Corinthian church to worship

in such a way that if an unbeliever entered, he would find the secrets of his heart revealed,

and would fall down on his face and worship God. Seekers may not understand all that happens in a house of worship. They may not

understand the meaning of a song or the significance of communion, but they know joy when they see it,

and when they see your face changed, they may want to see God's face. People, including your

family, are watching. Believe me, they are watching.

This is Max Locato.