 Dive into God’s Word to learn how it describes and defines worship by using the SOAP Bible Study Method (Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer). Use the Worship SOAP Bible Study Workbook to help keep all your studies in one place. Praying that the following will be a launching pad into your studies! Feel free to add any extra notes in the comments for others who are studying. Lord, you are my God; Observation: Good things were planned long ago. God doesn’t make decisions on a whim. He is perfectly faithful and keeps his promises. Isaiah was a prophet with not much positive outcome, yet he still praised. He was given so many prophecies to foretell the coming of the Messiah which was a wonderful thing planned long ago that he didn’t get to see in his lifetime. Regardless, Isaiah still trusted God. Application: We can trust that God has plans for our lives and the lives of those we pray for. Maybe we won’t see the outcome, but we still need to trust him and have faith. Prayer: Spend time in prayer asking God to help you trust him no matter what and to keep praying. Worship for his faithfulness. Click here to view all resources for the Worship SOAP Bible Study.
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 Dive into God’s Word to learn how it describes and defines worship by using the SOAP Bible Study Method (Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer). Use the Worship SOAP Bible Study Workbook to help keep all your studies in one place. Praying that the following will be a launching pad into your studies! Feel free to add any extra notes in the comments for others who are studying. My mouth is filled with your praise, Observation: Worshiping all day long because he is a refuge, rock fortress, hope, confidence. Splendor means brilliant or glorious appearance, grandeur, glory. This psalm is most likely written by David. He is a man of worship! Application: If your mouth is filled with praise all day long, it can’t also be filled with something else…complaining, arguing, etc. We can worship all day long because of who he is. Prayer: Give praise to the Lord today. Worship him as often as you can and intentionally battle anything else that tries to take its place. Click here to view all resources for the Worship SOAP Bible Study.
 Dive into God’s Word to learn how it describes and defines worship by using the SOAP Bible Study Method (Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer). Use the Worship SOAP Bible Study Workbook to help keep all your studies in one place. Praying that the following will be a launching pad into your studies! Feel free to add any extra notes in the comments for others who are studying. Who will not fear you, Lord, Observation: Phrases from Psalm 111:2-3, Deut. 32:4, Jeremiah 10:7, Psalm 86:4, 98:2. 7. Angels in heaven singing and worshiping with harps. All will fear and bring glory to his name. All nations will come before him and worship. Will you be a part of it? Will you be willing? Righteous means upright. Worship continues in heaven. All of heaven worships him even now! Application: Over and over, we see that God will receive his worship and praise. Will we do so willingly? Prayer: Spend time in prayer asking God to remind you of who he is. He is upright and righteous and holy. Worship him for his righteousness and holiness. Click here to view all resources for the Worship SOAP Bible Study.
 Dive into God’s Word to learn how it describes and defines worship by using the SOAP Bible Study Method (Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer). Use the Worship SOAP Bible Study Workbook to help keep all your studies in one place. Praying that the following will be a launching pad into your studies! Feel free to add any extra notes in the comments for others who are studying. All the earth bows down to you; Observation: He has the power to wield and control the earth. He created it. The whole earth bows down in worship to him. Singing is a huge form of worship. Not the only form, but a prominent one. His name is worthy of praise. The author of this psalm is mentioned. Psalms without authors are often attributed to David. This psalm is a hymn of thanksgiving and worship. Application: Worship the Lord in honest basic praise. There is so much to thank him for. Need a reminder? Read this psalm in its entirety. Prayer: Spend time in worship today and praise the Lord for all he has done. The whole earth bows down in worship so join in! Click here to view all resources for the Worship SOAP Bible Study.
 Dive into God’s Word to learn how it describes and defines worship by using the SOAP Bible Study Method (Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer). Use the Worship SOAP Bible Study Workbook to help keep all your studies in one place. Praying that the following will be a launching pad into your studies! Feel free to add any extra notes in the comments for others who are studying. He said in a loud voice, “Fear God and give him glory, because the hour of his judgment has come. Worship him who made the heavens, the earth, the sea and the springs of water.” Revelation 14:7 Observation: An angel is saying this to all who live on earth. God keeps giving chances before the final judgment. We are to fear God and give him glory. God made the heavens, the earth, the sea, and springs of water: everything! Worship continues in heaven. Application: Since God keeps giving chances, are you choosing to worship him? Prayer: Come before God in worship today. Pray for those who have not yet chosen to worship him. Pray that they would choose to worship before the final judgment; either when Christ returns or their time on this earth is done. Click here to view all resources for the Worship SOAP Bible Study.
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