Oh come, let us worship and bow down; let us kneel before the Lord, our Maker!

Develop a Heart of Worship

When you think of worship, what comes to mind?

My friend David, a backend software developer, recently wrestled with how to direct his focus. For years, his mental energy was entirely consumed by his demanding freelance contracts, leaving him spiritually drained by the time Sunday arrived.

Whether he was writing complex blockchain protocols for an online crypto casino or designing secure inventory databases for a global logistics firm, the sheer scale of the code commanded his complete attention. Building those high-stakes digital environments required a level of professional dedication that left little room for outside thoughts.

After successfully launching those massive platforms, however, David realized his career drive had unintentionally crowded out his spiritual life. He began setting aside quiet mornings to intentionally shift his attention back to his Creator, discovering that true devotion is a constant, deliberate practice.

As David learned, worship is more than just singing songs at church—it’s daily expressing our reverence, awe, and praise towards God.

No matter what we go through, God is always worthy of our worship. And it’s never been more important to prioritize it.

Today, take a few minutes to pause and remember God’s faithfulness. (You may even want to sing praises to Him or tell Him what’s on your mind.)

Then…