Life is a journey, and the fourth section of the Psalms, known as the Numbers' Psalms, show us the goodness and guidance of God along that journey.

If we want to move forward, we must look up. Let's join Scott Pauley now as we open the Word of God and find direction for the road of life.

There's a great deal of talk today about worship, and yet I wonder, I truly do, how much

actual worship is being done. Remember Jesus once said that the Father was seeking true

worshippers, those who would worship him in spirit and in truth. I think it's possible that much of what is called worship today is anything

but worship. In fact, it may be the exact opposite of worship because it doesn't lead us to God.

It leads us to man. Anything that lifts up man is not worship. No, if it is, it's the wrong

kind of worship. It's idolatry because true worship always lifts up God alone.

That's the message of Psalm 95, and the key of Psalm 95 is verse, a verse number six, a famous verse.

Oh, come, let us worship and bow down. Let us kneel before the Lord, our maker. What listen to the verse oh come let us worship and bow down

let us kneel before the Lord our maker and this is not just about the posture of your body this is

about the attitude of your soul do Do you see the bowing down?

Do you see the kneeling?

What is this?

This is a reminder that true worship brings us low and lifts God high.

Now, the irony and the beautiful work of God is this, that the lower we go, the higher we go.

That as we humble ourselves, the Lord lifts us up.

That if you want to ascend with Him, if you want to live in heavenly places, then you must first humble yourself.

Oh, come, let us worship and bow down. Let us kneel before the Lord our maker. We do not know exactly

who wrote Psalm 95 or the setting of it. Psalm 95 is quoted in the

New Testament. In fact, the writer of Hebrews quotes prolifically from this Psalm in Hebrews chapter

number four and refers to it as being in David. So perhaps it's just a reference to the fact that

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