It's a great pleasure to be here. I brought my wife with me.

Can't get along without her. She's the one that tells me what I did right and what I did wrong.

47 years, my wife Sybil over here. Glad you're here

honey. My son is also here, Mark Grithing, and we're glad to have you, brother.

I want to speak on worship today, and I want to speak on the connection between worship and revelation.

Without revelation there's no worship.

I think worship is the most important thing that we find in all of the word of God.

Because if we will examine the Bible closely from cover to cover,

we find that that is a central theme.

Now I realize we've heard about the Scarlet Thread,

the blood of Jesus Christ that is absolutely, absolutely essential.

But when we look at the purpose of the blood of Jesus, that was to restore man to God.

It was for the purpose of worship. We were created to worship. There was

worship even before the beginning of time. When man wasn't, there was worship in heaven and there was worship in

revelation in heaven after this age there is worship there has always been worship there is worship and there always will be worship. And what this book is about,

it's about worshiping the living God. It is the finest occupation of the human soul to be able to worship God.

So that's what I want to talk about today.

I want to talk about worship.

Turn with me to John Chapter 4.

We will begin there.

Look within verse 15.

Remember the woman at the well when Jesus was with the woman of Samaria, had met her at the well and the rest of the disciples

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