Today on Summit Life with JD Greer, our worship should physically demonstrate our admiration of God's greatness and our gratitude for His grace.

David in the Psalm says constantly that when He worships, He is aware that the nations are watching Him and are learning about the value of God to Him by the way that He worships.

Do you ever think that the reason maybe that our community out there doesn't take God more seriously has something to do with the way we worship Him in here?

Hey, welcome back to another week of teaching here on Summit Life with Pastor JD Greer of the Summit Church in Raleigh, North Carolina.

As always, I'm your host, Molly Vitavitch.

How many of you when you're at church and the music starts up, you notice a few different kinds of worshipers.

Some people sing in solemn reverence while others raise their hands, dance a little, maybe even fall to their knees.

So is one way better than the other?

Today Pastor JD Greer addresses that question as he continues our study of King David titled Search for a King.

If you've missed any of the previous messages, you can hear them online at JD Greer.com.

Now here's Pastor JD with a second part of a message he titled Still Small.

For some of you, a group in church worship was very subdued. It was reflective.

For others of you worship was more of the Pentecostal variety. If the service was any good, somebody passed out.

I'm going to show you that the subdued people are partly right and partly wrong.

I'm going to show you that the energetic people are partly right and partly wrong.

And some of you who aren't Christians are going to learn what's going on with this craziness that we call worship.

Need to be ready. So second Samuel, chapter six, we're going to begin reading in verse two.

And David arose and went to bring up from there the Ark of God, which is called by the name of the Lord of hosts, who sits enthroned on the chair of him.

Verse three, they carried the Ark of God on a new cart and brought it out of the house of a benedab.

And Uzah, who was the son of a benedab, was driving the new cart.

Verse five, and David and all the house of Israel were making Mary before the Lord with songs and they are having a worship service.

I mean, they're doing what you think they ought to be doing. Verse six.

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