The chief way a more pure, visible church upholds and support the truth is by their worship services on Sunday, which are according to the truth and filled with the truth. Consequently, a more pure worship service is one that is Totally holy, Radically obedient, Understandably important, Thoroughly biblical, and Healthily reverent.

Everything we have and are and everything we have experienced comes from God. The only reasonable response to it all is to offer ourselves to God. We in Romans 12:1-2 are reminded that we are to present to God our bodies sacrificially, livingly, holily, and acceptably by being not conformed to the world, but being transformed by the renewal of our mind.

Mark 14:1-11

Wes O'Neill

Jesus tells the Samaritan woman that it is necessary to worship in truth. To understand what that means we look at its context, content, and consequences. We learn from this study that corporate worship must be biblical. It must be according to scripture and filled with scripture. Having already looked at worship according to the scripture, the focus of this sermon is on worship being filled with scripture.

Jesus answers the Sadducees by setting forth the true doctrine of the resurrection. Herein, we see that the resurrection is scriptural teaching, the display of God's power, a different way of living, and a bodily existence. At the end of it all, we are to live today in the light of the resurrection to come.

From Paul's statements is 1 Corinthians 8, we attempt to grow in our understanding of the one-ness of God and the three-ness of God for the purpose of ensuring our corporate worship is trinitarian.

This passage has a number of things to say about life before God and in the state. To grasp them, we must understand the context and content of the trap laid for Jesus and the three ways that he escaped the trap.