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Wired to Worship


Mankind is wired for worship. Since we were made in image of God (Genesis 1:27) we have the need to worship God the Trinity who created us and everything (John 1:3, Colossians 1:16). Worship is not as often understood from the spectator, it is not paying tribute, homage, and subservience; in contrast it is connection with Christ, and it to recharge. Worship is an experience where we sing from our spirit and soul to the LORD and in process He descends to dance with us in Spirit, and to wrap us in His presence; it is an intersection between God and His children (Galatians 3:26). It is better than telephone call, letter, text, or even face to face meeting. Worship is to board a ship of God's presence and spend time with Him.

Even those who do not believe as we Christians do are worshippers. People either worship other gods like Mammon (money, god of money), Baal (war gods), Ashtoreth (sex), or themselves. People who claim to not worship God are worshipping another god (fallen angel, see Genesis 6:4-17, Jude 1:7-9). Even self worship, Humanism and Atheism is Luciferian, for it was the devil who can up with the I everything, "But you said in your heart, 'I will ascend to heaven; I will raise my throne above the stars of God, And I will sit on the mount of assembly In the recesses of the north. I will ascend above the heights of the clouds; I will make myself like the Most High,  But you are brought down to Sheol, to the far reaches of the pit." (Isaiah 14:13-15), and wanted to be worshipped and worships himself. People are worshipping something, because mankind is wired for worship.

We are hardwired to worship the One True God the Trinity of Father, Jesus Christ, and Holy Spirit. The LORD has imprinted this design in us, it is as strong as need to feed, breed, fight or flight, and the impulse to stay alive and subdue (put to order and rule). Worship is among those essentials to every human being. Unfortunately, people tend to redirect the worship engrained in their nature towards those not worthy of worship, fallen angels posing as gods (sons of god, Genesis 6:4-10), who motivate people to seek out evil desires and sinful exploits. Atheists and Humanists may claim they worship nothing, but often their egos (intellect) and desires are gods, Minerva (goddess of knowledge) and Succubi (sexual spirits), which control them even though they claim to be irreligious.

Worship is part of our design by Most High, and when we do it towards the only One worthy of it, The LORD God Trinity of Father, Jesus Christ, and Holy Spirit, we find His presence, joy, fulfillment, contentment, euphoria, and peace. Christian Worship of the True God is what we need, and neglecting it can leave you empty inside; it recharges the spirit and soul. Amen.

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