
A Worship That Counts
From John 12, Mary's anointing of Jesus: worship that counts flows from revelation of who He is — costly, humble, and filling the house with His presence.
Messages that speak to this need.

From John 12, Mary's anointing of Jesus: worship that counts flows from revelation of who He is — costly, humble, and filling the house with His presence.

The story of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5: a sober look at deceit, hypocrisy, and the call to be real before God and hold nothing back from Him.

Judas Iscariot as a warning to ministers: one can participate, sympathize, and be washed, yet never be part, sincere, or clean.

Jesus' first sermon ends with the test of a true foundation: not outward religion but a hidden, obedient heart — generous, undivided, and stored up in heaven.