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What motivates your worship?
In Matthew 6, Jesus warns us not to practice our faith simply to be seen or approved by others. Our worship is meant for an audience of one: God. In this message, we look at the difference between seeking the reward of human approval and experiencing the blessing that comes from living for God’s approval.
We’re also reminded that our relationship with God isn’t based on a religious scoreboard. We aren’t saved by our good works or accomplishments, but by grace through faith in Jesus and what He accomplished for us on the cross.
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