Tallowood

As many families “get back to school,” I wonder if we will also get back to God. Israel had gotten away from God and the glory of the Lord departed as the Ark of the Covenant was lost. After the Ark was returned, David wanted to bring it back so the people could get back to God. What can we learn from David’s worship that day? Is there room for reverence and awe in our worship? Are we rejoicing? Is our worship whole-hearted? If somebody watched us worship would they say that we did so with “all our might”? Who is our audience today and every day? Message based on 2 Samuel 6:9-23.Quotes:Soren Kierkegaard: In worship we think we are the audience, the people on the stage are the performers and God is the prompter. . . But God is the audience, all of us are performers; and we in front are the prompters.Eugene Peterson: It is fatal to take charge of God.  Churches may need a sign:  Beware the God.G. K. Chesterton: The angels can fly because they take themselves so lightly.  But they never take God lightly or for g