Whom do we serve at our worship services?

What does it mean to gather for worship while the world still bleeds outside our sanctuaries?In this episode of Subversive Spiritualities, I invite listeners into a prophetic and unsettling reflection on worship, justice, and public life.Journeying through Isaiah’s cry for justice, Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman, and decolonial visions of liturgy, this episode asks:Whom do we really serve at our worship services?When worship becomes performance, faith risks losing its soul. But when worship spills into compassion, solidarity, resistance, and truth, liturgy becomes life.Perhaps the real service begins after the service.Perhaps before Holy Communion, we are first called to build social communion.Join the conversation. Listen, reflect, question, and engage as we reimagine worship beyond performance and rediscover it as the work of justice, community, and liberation in our world today