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Unit 3: Psalms of Thanksgiving and Praise (Lessons 10 – 13)Lesson 12November 17, 2024Subject: A Song of Thanksgiving Devotional Reading: Ephesians 5:1-2, 15-20 Background Scripture: Psalm 100:1-5Lesson Scripture: Psalm 100:1-5Memory Verse: Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and praise his name. Psalm 100:4 NIVLesson Aim: To learn how to worship God through joyful praise and thanksgiving.INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL STUDY OUTLINEBACKGROUNDWhat is the meaning of “worship”?Knowing the root meaning of “worship” will help understand its meaning.”Our English word “worship” derives from the old word, “worthship” meaning: “to declare how much something is worth.”Discuss the meaning of Christian worship.In Christian worship we recognize and respond to the worth of the Triune God (God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit) through praise, adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and service. Christian worship is our communion and encounter with God through Jesus Christ. In Christian worship we respond to God’s love and grace through Jesus and fellowship in the Holy Spirit. Christian worship is inseparable from the worthiness of the Holy Godhead.Who is worthy of worship according to the Bible?1 Chronicles 16:25Revelation 4:11Revelation 5:12Who and what are we to avoid worshipping? Exodus 20:4-5Exodus 34:14Matthew 4:8-10Revelation 22:9How are we to worship?Psalm 2:11Deuteronomy 10:12-13John 4:24Romans 12:1Hebrews 10:22I. THE EXPRESSIONS OF WORSHIP (PSALM 100:1-2)How are we to express acts of worship? Psalm 100:1Psalm 100:2aPsalm 100:2bPsalm 47:1Psalm 150:3-5II. THE KNOWLEDGE OF WORSHIP (PSALM 100:3)What must we know to worship properly? Psalm 100:3aWhat should we acknowledge about God to help us worship? Psalm 100:3bGenesis 1:1Colossians 1:16What is the relationship with God for those who worship Him? Psalm 100:3cdPsalm 100:3cPsalm 100:3dIII. THE THANKSGIVING AND PRAISE OF WORSHIP (PSALM 100:4)How are we to enter the House of Worship? Psalm 100:4Psalm 100:4aPsalm 100:4bWhat is God’s expectation from those who worship Him?Psalm 100:4cPsalm 100:4dIV. THE WHY OF WORSHIP (PSALM 100:5)Why should we give praise and thanksgiving through worship? Psalm 100:5Psalm 100:5aPsalm 100:5bPsalm 100:5c ................
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