In Part 2 of the Worship Series, Pastor Brandon teaches on "What is Worship?"

Key Teaching Points:

1. Why did the Jews despise the Samaritans?

2. Why did Jesus purposefully choose a Samaritan woman as the first person to whom He revealed that He was the Messiah? 

3. What does the story of the woman at the well teach us about worship?

4. How does John 4 anchor all biblical theology of worship?

5. What did Jesus mean when He said to the Samaritan, “Everyone who drinks this water will be thirsty again, but whoever drinks the water I gave them will never thirst”?

6. What were the four names that the Samaritan used to address Jesus that showed her progression towards a deeper understanding of who He was?

7. The Greek word for worship is proskuneo, which means “to kiss like a dog licking his master’s hand.” How does this relate to worship?

8. Metaphorically, proskuneo has been described as the “kissing-ground” between believers (the Bride) and Christ (the Bridegroom). What does this mean?

9. The word “spirit” in John 4:24 is the Greek word pneuma, which means “breath, blast, breeze, or wind.” When coupled with the adjective holy, it always refers to the Holy Spirit. What does the word “spirit” teach us about worship?

10.  How do we worship in Spirit and in truth?