by Gerry Legister

Created on: February 07, 2009

Our society is at the risk of putting certain worldly material goods as a means for guaranteeing happiness, and as many individuals advance in years, our jobs can become the leverage of something that we worship, because of the benefit that are derived from the security, the awareness is been taken up by employers, and used as a key area of initiative. Low earners who pay basic rate tax also find themselves caught up in the misconception.

The question of what we worship is more akin to the exchange rate of what gives us better value for our interest, going to a rock concert to make a person's favorite rock star a deity, is a form of worship, screaming, shouting, giving heartfelt applause and getting involved as loud as it is justified, makes a person utterly convince that spiritual adoration is duly deserved.

Rather than paying homage to man, we actually should pray to God, that is who we should worship, our priorities should not be so conscious, that we make earthly individuals who gives us a moments pleasure the centre of all our dedication. With so many things in our lives demanding our attention, much care is needed not to be distracted and fall into lowering our standards, by exchanging our responsibility for what appears to be a brief enlightenment.

However, The early Christians would gather in believer's homes for prayer and worship, it would be a place where wisdom and knowledge was imparted for those in search of spiritual truth with receptive hearts, and if it were possible, certain individuals would be reading from the scroll of Isaiah, but to their credit, the apostles did not go around with new translations of the bibles that we now have at our disposal, they had firsthand experience of been with the savior, their pattern of worship seemed to have been part of a normal daily procedure of the early church.

Combining their strength together, they were united in faith and purpose, increasing in numbers, and going daily to the temple for worship with gladness and sincerity of heart, their working relationship guaranteed hospitably to each other presented in a and generous social manner, they invested in each other's company, by eating and drinking at each other's home, rendering a clear understanding that they were in complete harmony with each other.

It follows, that their daily pattern had included joining with the other believers, to make a conscious effort to devote themselves to the apostle's teachings, and in doing so; they shared in a more organized

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