Episode 4: The Parent and the Bike: Why Worship Requires Both God's Power and Personal Choice

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Worship in the Trenches

Josh Cehulik

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Where Sunday's worship meets Monday morning. How does liturgy shape the way we actually live? Join Worship Pastor, Josh Cehulik, as he explores practical worship theology for pastors, volunteers, and anyone who senses that what happens on Sunday matters for the rest of the week. Every church has a liturgy, and it's forming you whether you realize it or not. This is Worship Theology for those on the front lines of life and ministry

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Episode 4: The Parent and the Bike: Why Worship Requires Both God's Power and Personal Choice

Worship in the Trenches

11 minutes 11 seconds

2 months ago

Episode 4: The Parent and the Bike: Why Worship Requires Both God's Power and Personal Choice

What makes worship genuine rather than just going through the motions? Josh explores why true worship requires both God's sovereign worthiness and our willing response, using the image of a parent teaching a child to ride a bike. Drawing from Deuteronomy 30, Psalm 1, Psalm 139, Luke 14, and Philemon, this episode shows how God chooses to appeal rather than compel—for love's sake. Essential listening for worship leaders, pastors, and anyone wanting to move beyond liturgical compliance toward genuine spiritual formation.