Worship—It’s What You Do - Louie Giglio

Pastor Louie directs listeners to the text of Romans 1 to point to the truth that God is recognizable through creation and people are worshipers by nature. Everyone has breath from God but it is our responsibility as humans to direct that breath back to the God Who gave it to us.

VERSES // Romans 1:18-25, Romans 1:21-23, John 4:19-26, Psalm 115:1-8
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DISCUSSION QUESTIONS //
1. What is Regolith? What did Pastor Louie equate Regolith to in our lives?
2. What caught your attention in the Micael Jackson interview that Pastor Louie showed?
3. How have you seen it to be true, that we are all made to worship something?
4. Why is it that people seem to limit worship to a ‘song’?
5. Recall Pastor Louie’s definition of ‘Worship’. Did anyone write it down? What stands out to you in this definition?
6. Why did Pastor Louie say ‘Worship’ is both “personal” and “corporate”?
7. Why is it that both our words and our actions must be worshipful in order for us to be a worshipful person?
8. How is ‘Worship’ about 'seeing'? What relationship does seeing have with being worshipful?
9. How have you seen it to be true that “You are what you worship”?
10. What is it you are most likely to give your breath, attention, and worship to that is not God?