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God does not just care about the fact that he is worshipped, but he also cares about how he's worshipped.

And I think for a lot of people,

that's, they haven't really thought about that. It's like, well, so long as I'm sincere and my

heart is in it, it doesn't really matter what we do. You know, like if you want to do something

differently, that's great, is your heart in it. But what's interesting is when you look at

scripture in the Old Testament

and in the New Testament, God is serious about how he is worshipped.

Pastor Adriel here with my friend Aaron Aaron Simon, a longtime producer of core Christianity,

and today we're going to have a conversation about worship, which I think is a passion of both

of ours.

And so I just want to have kind of a low-key, laid-back, something that is encouraging for people

as they're thinking through this very important

subject.

And so give me a little bit of your background in terms of why this is a question that interests

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