Revelation Worship

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SUMMARY:

Standing in the presence of the Lord brings true worship. It's not the sense of feeling good that motivates, but it's the yearning of a person's heart to love Him.

The revelation from the Lord reveals that He wants to be more than anything else in a person's life. His command expresses it: “to love Me with all your heart, all your mind and all your strength.”

SHOW NOTES:

• The worship of this new day is not necessarily lifting our hands and singing, but a revelation of Jesus Christ coming forth in the earth.

• The Kingdom of God is not a reasonable concept; it has to be revealed by revelation.

• Just as in the Old Testament times, the high priest washed before going into His presence, we need to prepare our spirits by receiving the blood of Christ.

• Spending time to wait on the Lord and to get into His Word are practical steps to prepare to be in His presence.

• Let the Word wash over your spirit, believing for His revelation to come beyond your understanding.

QUOTATIONS:

• The revelation worship is coming by a revelation of Jesus Christ; He is

  revealed to us, in us, that we're becoming worship to God.

• This revelation worship is a state of being more than it is a mechanic.

• The goal in our worship is to stand in His presence.

• The high priest never came into the presence of the Lord until he first washed—by the blood of Christ.

• We are washed by the water of the Word, then you can come into His presence.

• This worship that we're talking about is the most personal thing that can ever be, because it's completely related to our relationship to the Lord. It's a revelation of Jesus Christ in us and out of it, flows worship. It's not only in us, but also in His body.

REFERENCES:

John 4:24

God is Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth.