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Psalm 95 calls us into worship with open arms: “Come, let us sing for joy... let us shout aloud.” But it doesn't stop at celebration — it moves us to our knees: “Come, let us bow down... let us kneel before the Lord our Maker.” True worship holds both postures: joyful praise and humble surrender. This week, we ask whether our worship is just words, or whether it shapes how we live. Let's worship with all that we are.
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