Worship
What does the word “worship” mean?
To show love and respect to God.
Who wrote Psalm 8?
David.
What does Psalm 1 compare a righteous person to?
A tree planted by streams of water.
What instrument did David play to worship God?
A harp.
We can worship God by __________.
singing
Who should we worship?
God (and God only).
How does Psalm 8 begin?
“O Lord, our Lord, how majestic is Your name in all the earth!”
What happens to people who follow God’s Word?
They are blessed and strong.
What instrument makes a loud, joyful sound in worship?
Trumpet.
We can worship God by __________.
praying
Where can we worship God?
Anywhere — at church, home, or school.
What does Psalm 8 say about the heavens and the moon and stars?
God made them.
What happens to the wicked in Psalm 1?
They are like chaff that the wind blows away.
What instrument has strings and was used in many psalms?
Lyre
Name one way to worship without music.
By obeying, helping, or thanking God.
Why do we worship God?
Because He is good, powerful, and deserves praise.
According to Psalm 8, what did God make humans to be?
A little lower than the angels.
What does Psalm 1 say the blessed person delights in?
The law of the Lord (God’s Word).
What instrument do people use to keep rhythm when singing praises?
Tambourine
What can we do with our hands during worship?
Lift them up, clap, or play instruments.
What happens to our hearts when we truly worship?
They become filled with peace and joy.
What does Psalm 8 remind us about God’s creation?
That everything God made shows His greatness.
What does Psalm 1 teach us about choices?
Good choices lead to blessings; bad ones lead to destruction.
What did Psalm 150 say we should praise God with?
Every instrument — everything that has breath!
What is the most important thing when we worship?
To mean it from our hearts.