Worship is always a response to God's initiation. Before we can worship God appropriately, we need to know who He is and what He has done. In this sermon, Joe Currier takes us to an obscure passage in the Bible to help us better understand the God we worship.

Why is God so interested in being in the position of glory? Why does He insist on being worshiped? Tonight we want to look at Jeremiah 2 to find the answer to these questions.

"Worship is our response, both private and corporate, to God, for who He is and what He has done, expressed in and by the things that we say and the way that we live." Louie Giglio Tonight we begin a new series on the topic of worship, and throughout this series we'll be unpacking this definition. In this message we begin with the word "our", which may seem like an odd place to begin, but the truth is that it's a foundational word. Why? Because everyone worships. As we'll see in this message, it just depends on who or what we're worshiping.

For the past several weeks we've been looking at the vision that God has laid before Neighborhood Church. In this final sermon of the series, we want to focus on how this is worked out on a daily basis.