Worship prepares the heart to receive. A look at the biblical pattern behind how we shape our mornings on air.
Listeners often ask why Morning Glory begins with worship before the Bible teaching. The answer is found in Scripture itself.
When Jehoshaphat faced an overwhelming army, he appointed singers to go before the soldiers, praising “the beauty of holiness” (2 Chronicles 20:21). When Elisha needed to hear from God, he called for a minstrel, and “the hand of the LORD came upon him” (2 Kings 3:15).
Worship turns our attention from our problems to the greatness of God. It quiets anxiety and softens hard hearts. A heart that has worshipped is ready to receive the Word.
Make it personal
You do not need a choir. Put on a worship song as you prepare for the day, sing along, and then open your Bible. You may be surprised how differently the Scriptures speak to you.
