Jason Helopoulos

Let me know what's on your heart.

Talk to me and be conformed to my likeness.

There are three, these three spheres, if you think about it, corporate worship, family worship, private worship.

It's an overused illustration, but that's never stopped a pastor before, so it doesn't stop me.

They're like a three-legged stool in my mind.

They go together and they help support a life that is lived in worship.

You can survive for a while without one of them, but it's wobbly.

It's just wobbly.

But when all three are firmly rooted,

And they're all three there.

It informs a life of worship.

And they inform one another.

It makes all of life lift more to His glory.

I remember my son just hearing him pray and saying, oh, God, would you give me more love for you?

I remember my daughter praying right after him, oh, God, would you help me to obey you more?

Oh, that's a good prayer.

There are good nights like that.

It's well worth persevering in and keeping after.

Would you practice family worship

for the benefit of your soul and for the benefit of your family members or those in your house and for the good and welfare of the church.