Why Does God Want Us to Worship Him? | @ArchEdmonton
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2020
- Why does God want us to Worship Him? Does he need it because He has a big ego? Archbishop Richard Smith answers. Is there something you’d like to see addressed on Archbishop in Dialogue? Comments and questions welcome!
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ARCHBISHOP IN DIALOGUE is a new digital platform for the Archbishop of Edmonton to teach the Catholic faith in an engaging manner, using thoughtful conversations with a variety of guests from all walks of life.
This project has grown out of Archbishop Smith’s 2017 Pastoral Letter, Living in the Word of God. In it, he offered “some thoughts as to how we, as members of this Archdiocesan family, can together listen carefully to the Word of God and, in a shared commitment, put it into practice.” He also posed a number of reflection questions to help us examine how we can more fully embrace our Christian identity and joyfully follow the Christian way of life.
In the first two years after the letter was published, we concentrated on hearing the Word. We were called to make an encounter with Sacred Scripture part of our daily lives, by incorporating it into our Grace at meals, adding it to the beginning of our meetings, gathering for Bible studies, or just reflecting on a Bible passage each day. Now as we enter the third year, we will concentrate on doing the Word; that is, putting the Word of God into practice.
“Throughout the history of the Church,” Archbishop Smith wrote, “the Christian response to God's love revealed in Christ has been threefold: worship, witness and service. In these three ways we put into practice the Word of God. ”
Even in normal times, in an Archdiocese as large as ours, it was impossible for the Archbishop to be physically present at each parish regularly, and conferences would take up time and resources. Now, as we continue our faith journey amid the challenges of a global pandemic, digital projects are even more relevant.
Through Archbishop in Dialogue, we hope to illustrate the Archbishop’s pastoral and catechetical priorities on a regular basis. We plan to release one full episode a month, and release small clips on the weeks in-between that lead/link to the larger conversation.
Hmm. I'm on this quest to answer all my skepticism about God and when it comes to worship, what stood out to me is when you said worship has a cost, and I heard thsat in another video. It costs us our security it costs us our "insurance" . What the Archbishop said, what are we lifting up? Thank you guys for answering this.
Whoever comes across this video. What he says from 4:48 to 5,15 is the key
God never shows his sacrifice, or his desire to love us, or his desire to save us. He just expects us to believe it regardless of whatever questions we have or circumstances we are going through. God knows everything aboit us, yet we know nothing outside of what he wrote, He makes faoth so hard and I dont know why
I think it’s more about love. If you develop love for God, worship in some form will arise naturally from it
So we worship to become more in tune with god like a child listens to the commands of their parents and in return the parents give praise? I also see it as a way to keep us on the right moral path, if you don't worship god then you lose touch with your religion
and when you loose that you give up on god and he does not much but through in Jail or Hell or fire brim stone melting hot burning lava for years with a billion Junk ford150s some where far off in the FORD GALAXY or in the apple core of hot flavered lava saying i luv ya. we are cattle and worse off than robots. God i say this because you made me. i'm not a Hypocrite for i tell no one what not to do except may what to do like jump in a lake instead of hot lava.
I think it’s more about love. If you develop love for God, worship in some form will arise naturally from it
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The archdiocese answered absolutely nothing🤣