It is the most important thing you can ever do.
It is the most important thing you can ever do. It is what you were made to do. If you are a Christian, it is what you will spend eternity—age upon endless age—doing. I am thinking, of course, of the worship of the true God. One of the most important questions a person can ever ask is “Whom or what am I worshipping?” In Romans 1:21–23, Paul says that to worship anything or anyone other than the true God is evidence of futile thinking, a darkened heart, and the abandonment of wisdom. When fallen man—apart from Christ—is most religious, he is most rebellious. One of God’s purposes in redeeming sinners is the recovery of His true worship (see John 4:21–24). As Christians, we count it both our duty and delight to worship the God who has saved us from our sins. But who is this God? He is the triune God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This is the God into whose name we are baptized (Matt. 28:18–20) and by whose name we are blessed (2 Cor. 13:14). We do not worship three gods. We worshi