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Today's talk comes from Pastor Louis Giglio.

When I say worship, I think maybe for a lot of people what comes to mind is either Sunday,

but be normal. That's the day we go to worship.

That's when the worship service happens.

Or possibly church kind of goes into that lane or maybe more specifically music.

Oh, church, music, Sunday.

But what I want to do today is I want to expand our concept of what worship really is.

I have four goals today, four things that I would love to see God do in the next few minutes as we open His word together.

And the first one is this, I'm asking God today to help you see, to help me see that worship is not limited to a segment of people.

In other words, there's no response to worship that says, oh, yeah, well, that's not really my thing.

I'm not really into the arts. I'm not really into music. I'm not really an emotional type person. I'm more the analytical.

I'm more the thinker. I'm more reserved. I'm more this that the other worship is not really my thing.

I want to blow that idea up today and I want you to see today that worship isn't limited to a segment of people that all of us in this room today are worshipers.

If you have scripture today, the first text we're looking at is in Romans one and in Romans one, everything has gone off the rails.

Humanity has taken a left turn away from God.

Now you would think that if humanity takes a left turn away from God, they're also turning away from worship because remember worship, that's a church thing.

That's a Sunday thing. That's a music thing. That's a, you know, a believer in God kind of thing.

But I want you to notice that when humanity takes a huge left turn away from God, worship is still in the equation.

Verse 18, it says, the wrath of God is being revealed from heaven against all Godlessness and wickedness of men who suppress the truth by their wickedness.

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