Mens and Womens Roles in Worship

Paul now uses the concept of prayer, as an introduction to men’s and women’s roles in worship – a vital part of how the church is to conduct itself. Recognize that both men and women are to faithfully serve in the sphere where God has prepared each to serve.

Text:  I Timothy 2:8-15

Reverence in Worship

Psalm 89:7 “God is greatly to be feared in the assembly of the saints, And to be held in reverence by all those around Him.”  NKJV  The text stresses the need for reverence on the part of those who would draw nigh to God.  The Bible commands this throughout.

The Lord's Day Worship (Worship Assemblies)

Strife within a congregation undermines unity, weakens the church’s influence, and dishonors Christ. Scripture warns against divisive, factious behavior and prescribes clear steps for correction and discipline. This lesson examines God’s commands for dealing with those who cause discord, urging humility, gentleness, repentance, and commitment to preserving peace in the body.

What is Worship?

At Jacob’s well, Jesus defined true worship: the Father seeks those who worship in spirit and in truth (John 4:23–24). This lesson explores the standard God set, exposes ignorant, vain, and self-imposed worship, and clarifies the who, how, and why of Christian worship so we may approach God acceptably today.

The Lord’s Supper is a central act of Christian worship, instituted by Christ and practiced by the early church every first day of the week. This lesson examines the biblical and historical evidence for its weekly observance, showing why following the New Testament pattern honors God and remembers Christ faithfully.

Praising God should be the constant heartbeat of every believer. Drawing from the Psalms, this lesson explores how we bow in reverence, rejoice in His salvation, and confess His greatness. True worship flows from grateful hearts, honoring Jehovah continually in word, song, and humble obedience.