Spend some time talking about worship with the children in your life! Ask each question (you may want to do one each day, or set aside some extended time to cover all of them), and give the kids some time to consider and answer before you jump in with any suggested answers. Follow their lead, and let them wonder and imagine.
Worship is giving honor and worth to God through our whole-hearted devotion and praise. When we worship God, we remember what He has done and who He is, through the story of Scripture and the experience of our lives and the life of the church.
We often think of “worship” as what we do at church. Sometimes we narrow it down to just singing. But worship is far more than that.
Everything we do at church is worship—gathering with God’s people, praying, hearing God’s word, responding in many different ways, praising, drawing or coloring—if we’re doing it with a focus and devotion toward God, it’s worship!
Worship is not just what we do at church, we can worship every day. Worship is the practice of learning to love God with all your heart, mind, soul, and strength (Deuteronomy 6:5).
Everything we do can be worship if it is done with a focus and devotion toward God, including your school work, playing, creating something, eating, or talking with friends or family. Spiritual practices help us “practice” focusing on God.
Check out “What Is Worship?” for more thoughts about what worship is and how we practice it.
Look through the rest of our website for different ways to practice worship!
Also, before you start, check out our Family/Group Table Conversation Tips!