Here Come the Worshipers | Worship Through Loving One Another

from UGA Wesley · host Aaron Vickroy

In its essence, worship is living our wholes lives in service to God, our King. One of the most important ways we can do that is by loving others. Jesus called this the second greatest commandment. As we do this, the songs of praise we offer with our lips are pleasing to Him when we sing.

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