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Unabashed Worship …In Spirit and In Truth

August 11, 2020, 2 Comments

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(Yes, I cut my hair! And by that I mean that I actually cut it myself, so please don’t look too close!)

Today I wanted to tell you what I learned about worshiping God when I embarrassed myself at a friend’s house. We’ll look at David’s worship in 2 Samuel 6, and then talk about what it means to worship God in spirit and in truth.

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Four Worship Styles That Connect Us To The Heart of God - Candidly Kendra
4 years ago

[…] His worshipful celebration was so enthusiastic that he embarrassed his judgy wife, Michal. But he said, “I was dancing before the Lord, who chose me above your father and all his family! He appointed me as the leader of Israel, the people of the Lord, so I celebrate before the Lord.” (2 Samuel 6:21 NLT) […]

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Emotional Health In A Heart-Sick World, Part 2 - Candidly Kendra
4 years ago

[…] Yesterday in my Tuesday Talk video I talked about King David’s unabashed worship of God when the Ark was brought into Jerusalem. I read the story from 2 Samuel 6. In this story, Michal expresses disdain for David. You can read her belittling of this “ridiculous shepherd-turned-king,” after all, she would know, because she was raised as a princess. […]

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