At Tabernacle of Meeting, we say it often: worship is not just something we do; it's a life we live. While music is a powerful expression of worship, the heart of true worship lies in surrender—daily, intentional, Spirit-filled surrender. Many believers limit worship to Sunday mornings, but God is calling His people to walk in worship every day of the week. This lifestyle approach changes everything—from how we work and serve to how we love and give.

Romans 12:1 tells us, “Offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God—this is your true and proper worship.” Worship begins the moment you open your eyes. It’s seen in your attitude at work, your patience with family, your commitment to prayer, and your willingness to say “yes” to God even when it costs you.

Sunday Is a Celebration, Not the Sum

Our weekly Worship Services at Tabernacle of Meeting are powerful gatherings where God’s presence is tangibly experienced. They’re filled with passionate praise, relevant teaching, and moments of spiritual breakthrough. But they are not the end—they are the overflow of what has been cultivated in private.

When you live a worship lifestyle, Sunday becomes a celebration of all the ways you’ve seen God move throughout the week. Your heart is already aligned, your spirit is already tuned in, and your soul is already thankful. That’s the kind of worshiper God is seeking—not just a singer, but a surrendered life (John 4:23-24).

Worship and Generosity Go Hand in Hand

One of the most overlooked acts of worship is giving. Generosity isn’t just about charity—it’s about acknowledging God as our provider and trusting Him with what’s in our hands. Every time you give, you are declaring, “Lord, You’re worthy of my trust.”

At Tabernacle of Meeting, your giving enables us to host transformative services, reach souls through evangelism, and raise up the next generation of leaders. From worship equipment to outreach efforts, your generosity fuels the movement.

Worship Is Your Weapon

In challenging seasons, worship becomes a powerful spiritual weapon. Praise silences the enemy. When fear, anxiety, or disappointment tries to creep in, worship lifts your eyes off your problems and onto the One who reigns above them. That’s why worship must become your first response—not your last resort.

If you’ve been walking through a dry or weary season, start right where you are. Play a worship song. Speak a word of praise. Thank God for one thing. These small moments add up to a life deeply rooted in worship.

Let Worship Define Your Life

At Tabernacle of Meeting, we are more than a church—we are a movement. And at the heart of that movement is a people who live to glorify God. Worship is not reserved for a stage. It belongs in your home, your job, your parenting, your giving, your service, and your everyday decisions.

Ready to take the next step? Join us for a worship service this week and experience the power of God’s presence.