April 16 | The Neuroscience of Worship | Closer | Dave Rodriguez

One of the most crucial starting points for understanding what it means to commune with God is the basic belief that God takes an interest in us. He actually listens when we speak! A helpful image from Psalm 22 is that of God being “enthroned” on our praises. One translation in another language refers to God “pulling up a big chair to listen” as we raise our voice to him. How might it change our experience of corporate worship or in the prayers of our private lives to know that God is paying avid attention to what our hearts and mouths are saying?