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“...I worship at the temple of your body and without you, I d have no art...”

— John Geddes, A Familiar Rain, Share via Whatsapp

“We worship Him not because He is the best of our gods, but because He is, or was, the greatest killer among them.”

— N.K. Jemisin, The Broken Kingdoms, Share via Whatsapp

“All Abrahamists worship God as a king, not as a divinity that transcends the human condition. They are locked into an ancient and pathetic mindset based on the power of megalomaniacal monarchs. They are on their knees because that’s what ancient peoples did in the presence of kings. In the modern day, they worship the rich, just as they once worshipped monarchs.”

— Ranty McRanterson, Kill Religion!: The Deserved Death of Faith, Share via Whatsapp

“Bring your problems UPwards not OUTwards.”

— Janna cachola, Share via Whatsapp

“There is for man no preoccupation more constant or more nagging than, while in a condition of freedom, quickly to find someone to bow down before.”

— Fyodor Dostoyevsky, The Brothers Karamazov, Share via Whatsapp

“Participative worship is intentionally collaborative and is not guarded, territorial, or defensive. It trusts the creative abilities and resources of the whole in the planning, preparation, and implementation. Consequently, participatory leaders are not threatened when someone else gets their way or gets the credit. Participatory worship is a culture, not a one-time event.”

— David W. Manner, Better Sundays Begin on Monday: 52 Exercises for Evaluating Weekly Worship, Share via Whatsapp

“If churches want great worship leaders in the future, they must invest in not-yet-great worship leaders in the present.”

— David W. Manner, Better Sundays Begin on Monday: 52 Exercises for Evaluating Weekly Worship, Share via Whatsapp

“No matter how large or small, every church should be developing distinctly and becoming uniquely the congregation God has called them to be. Loving the Lord with heart, soul, mind, and strength and loving our neighbor as we love ourselves are never contingent on congregational size or abilities.”

— David W. Manner, Better Sundays Begin on Monday: 52 Exercises for Evaluating Weekly Worship, Share via Whatsapp

“Comparing our worship to the worship of another congregation means we are trying to measure up to a standard God has called them to, not the one God has called us to.”

— David W. Manner, Better Sundays Begin on Monday: 52 Exercises for Evaluating Weekly Worship, Share via Whatsapp