In this week of the first of teen podcast, we're going to explore what it means to seek God.

Learning to seek the face of God is the foundation for experiencing the amazing life Jesus died to give us.

We have available to us through Christ all the wonders, excellencies, and satisfaction we can fathom.

God is granted as grace upon grace, mercy upon mercy, affection upon affection, and love upon love.

When we pursue Him through all the avenues available to us, a door is opened in which we discover all our Heavenly Father longs to give us.

May you grow in your pursuit of God this week as we study various ways we've been given to seek His Face.

Welcome to the First of team podcast.

Our scripture for today comes from Psalm 132 verse 7.

God's word says, let us go to his dwelling place. Let us worship at his footstool.

Worship through song is one of the most powerful ways to connect directly to the love,

compassion, power, and grace of God. In worship, walls we've placed between God and us get torn down,

just as God tore the veil at the death of Christ. In worship, our hearts become soft, aware,

and open to the glorious majesties of God's nearness. In worship, God makes his nearness known to us and fills us anew with the power of his manifest presence. The Psalms are filled with exhortations to worship.

Psalm 95-133 says, O come, let us sing to the Lord. Let us make a joyful noise to the rock of our salvation.

Let us come into his presence with Thanksgiving. Let's make a joyful noise to him with songs of

praise. For the Lord is a great God and a great king above all gods. We are created to worship our creator. When we give glory to God,

we place Him on the throne of our hearts and posture ourselves in the only position in which

we'll find peace, one of submission and humility. In the act of worship, we lay down everything we've allowed

to matter more than God's perfect will for us,

and receive the grace to love Him above all else.

Psalm 132-7 says, let's go to His dwelling place.

Let us worship at His footstool. When we worship, we enter into

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