Worship Malpractice | SANE-ITY Series | Apostle Ken Bennett

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🎙 You can’t not worship. Worship isn’t optional—it’s inevitable. It’s not just an activity we engage in but the very orientation of the human soul. The only question is: who—or what—are you worshiping? In this powerful and convicting message, Apostle Ken Bennett exposes what he calls "Worship Malpractice"—the mishandling of our devotion and allegiance. Just like existential malpractice leads to a crisis of identity and purpose, worship malpractice leads to misdirected worship and misplaced hope. And when our worship goes wrong, everything else follows. 🛑 Envy. 🛑 Malice. 🛑 Deceit. 🛑 Hypocrisy. 🛑 Slander. These aren’t just social sins—they’re worship disruptors. They contaminate the pure spiritual milk God intends for our growth, short-circuiting the process of true worship: education → affection → expression. 🔥 But there’s hope. When we crave God’s truth and remember who we are—a chosen race, royal priesthood, holy nation, and treasured possession—we begin to worship rightly and live purposefully. 🔑 Key Takeaways: “You can’t not worship.” We were created to love something ultimate—worship is not just a choice, it’s our design. Misdirected worship = misplaced hope. When your devotion is aimed at the wrong thing, your hope will be too. Sin disrupts the flow of worship. Worship must flow from a mind educated by truth, a heart ignited by affection, and a mouth expressing praise. Your worship is shaped by your identity. When you forget you’re chosen, holy, royal, and treasured, you begin to worship acceptance, performance, conformity, or validation instead of God. You were made to proclaim His excellencies. Your identity in Christ leads to one ultimate purpose: glorifying God. 📌 Subscribe for more messages from Connect Church Plano. 📲 Follow us on Instagram and Facebook @connectchurchplano 🌐 Visit connectchurchplano.com for service times, prayer requests, and next steps. #ConnectChurchPlano #WorshipMalpractice #ApostleKenBennett #SundayMessage #1Peter2 #SpiritualGrowth #WorshipTruthfully

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• Worship