Worship

Worship is our response to the greatness of God

Spend time worshipping together at home and at church

Corporate Worship

Create family worship experiences using songs, prayer, and scripture. Make public worship a priority by gathering with other believers to focus on God through the same elements.


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Worship

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Seeds Family Worship

Creative Family Prayer Times is collection of 52 innovative prayer ideas to help you add meaning to family devotions. Divided into daily, monthly, and yearly activities, these hands-on, creative ideas will bring a change of pace to what you already do during family prayer.

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Kathleen Chapman
Teaching Kids Authentic Worship: How to Keep Them Close to God for Life

In Teaching Kids Authentic Worship, Kathleen Chapman gives an eye-opening lesson on how worship can spark that kind of enthusiasm. She begins with what it means to truly worship-to focus on God alone. At its core, she says, worship is our recognition of the greatness of God. It is a kind of glue that will effectively lead children into a greater, more permanent love relationship with Jesus.

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Ways to Worship

Make it a priority to help your child discover real worship

  • Fixing our eyes

    Spend a few minutes around the table or in the car as a family taking turns saying something about who God is and what He has done. Try to avoid mentioning yourselves; focus completely on Him.

  • Make it a priority

    Make worshipping as a family a priority by talking about God and committing to regularly attend a church service where you praise Him and study His Word together.

  • Joyful song

    Play songs of worship or make music together using instruments to create a fun time of family worship in song.

  • Designate a day

    Declare specific days like “Worship Wednesdays” to make a point of worshipping together. This could be as simple as taking time on the way to or from school or before bed to each say one thing about God you observed during the day.

  • Behold His Glory

    Ask your child questions about God’s character or His creation. Help him or her focus on how amazing God is.


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