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t»UONO WFEUKLI:MÉllfS, 1ITfttKSAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 1966 conisioned toserve rnankindl in T4~,T~1 '-Y, omie way. Ezekiel, the. -. rcphet, m e iNe d I Ohad an experience of God. It was - .T ý N ee T or P iso '~i hat he bowed to the- S uiure Lesson - John 7: 37-52 -above the ordinary pursuits of the go~dhumnbly in r-everenece. Then I Taken fromn a sermon preached iay and get a bioaçler perspective, ho 'heard t-he voice of God, "Son v c by 1ev. Basil E. Long. Io he able to hear and sec the of n, stand upon th 'y feet for, thinge that wil -give us guidance I have a job for you to do. 1 want We live in a tirne of rapid in lifo. (Often we squander our you to go to speak to Israei, and 91 chan~ge,- confusion and bewilder- time and health. We havewrong they will not like what thiey hear." mer~ Evev -!ie our heart beats aims. Unless we allow ourselvesWend to worship because it somaeone is born. In, five years to be separated from the grubbing willheputobnorkeein-E the pomlation of our cities wil! for possessions, the jostling for eeec to a Power far beyondE ho oihld yet it took Oshawa a position and the seeking of cheap our uinderstanding and t6 be rais- j ______ hun.dred years to get where it is Picasure, then we are going to go ed to stand upon our feet. Many Our ways of living are changing, on living ineffective lives. We are neyer humble enough to bend, Christian morals are being ouiest- -eed to worship because it gives their knees and the same people» ioJned and new ways adopted. A us perspective and deep insight neyer can stand up on their foot L 1 high percentage of people are com- into life. in the Power of God. We will find peeyconfused. There is more Jssto oeo i icpe the wav to that Power as we enter need now for worship than ever eu oksmofHsdsilsntmaigu wrhp befoe ad mre oone ae fol-up to the top of a mountain and b(-or an mre (ýolear fel-was transfigurod before them.A The man or woman who is too ing that worship has heen by-patfmth hubboevr busy to worship is too busv. They ~rsed.day life they got new insights, will never amount to haif the po- In tis ommnitvabot 65 nw unersandng.They wanted tential of their life. It is having p-eople talko part in worship, coin- t stay but Jesus led thom back hsdenxprnesoGoad- -iin to church and Sundav School. mnto the valley where the rest of being filed with the spirit of' Abot aif the peoople from the the disciples were distressed and Josus Christ that gives us per- ar-ea kniown as ýourOrn congre- perplexed, faced by a confused specti\7e, balance and humility. It Also fut gation are not presýent. Then think mob. That is what life is like. We rncreases' our understanding, our Faetory represen of what nortion of the world were created to be part of these naua-biiis It leads us into are ging hcedlessly on. No man things, but there is great value dedication which makes up. profit- or ivoman can affordi to ;neglect in drawing aside, getting a clearer able. ctizens. It develops us not We live in a time of rapid W ato One young man keeps saying Also there is need of, worship change when people are very con- that ho should be going to church in the sense of being commission- fused. Some may be asleep as to MILL STREET and when asked why he ddn't go ed. Few know the purpose of life1 what is happening, but the way of, ho ropI I I guess nohodv baq and many ask, "What does it ail living is changing radically. There ever proved to me that T should - mean? " We were created. to1 be is a very great need to worship. ,go." You cannot prove to anyone thýev should eo. When they c, x- perience worship and have an oex- nerience of C'ist-hon they know. Youl cannot prove G(0; you cannot prove Christ and vout cau- not prove worship, only for your- self. This youngmf arried man was living *for himself, thoughit ho was just as good as people wvho go to church and thoughit that the peo- pie who go to church could ho a whole lot better. Ho nreeds his sights raised. Ho does not know what he is missing until ho aliows himself to ho involved in a mean- ingfui way. Worship can ho experienced anywihere, but it is mnore likeiy to be experienced as people comie to- gethier on Sunday for the very purpose of wor-ship in a special way. It lifts us ont of the ordïn- a.ry routine of things. Often withi- out knowing it wo get inudae with life's responsibilities, cares and problemns. Few people go through life without exporienicing timies when they need a Power which is beyond themselves. Worship provides an opportun- ity through which God cani open our eyes and help us to see the great Power that is at Our dispos- ai1. We do not find it with our nose to thec grouind grubhing for money nr power or anythiing else. We need to ho lifted above these Lthings so we can get better per- spective. A true worship experi- once doos not have to ho in a Church building, it can ho any- where. This experience is expres- sied in the "Lost 'Chord." Here is -what happenied to one: "Seated one day at the organ 1 was weary and ili at ease And my fingers wandered idly Over the noisy keys. 1 lcnow not what I was playing Or what 1 was- dreaming, thon, But I struck one chord of music Like the sound of a great "Amen." It flooded the crimson twilight Like the close of an aàngel's Spsalm And it lay on mny fevered spirit With the touch of infinite calm It quieted pain and] sorrow Like love overcoming strife It seemed the harmonious echo From our discordant life." Hlere in a momient was the ex- pression of somethiing so profound that it cannot hoexplained. This often hau)pens right iu our midst. Over' and over again people are telling nie that somnethîng wonder- fui was experienced which gave them a whoie new perspective. That is why wo needl worship. Worship not oniy bringcs to us an understanding of the gcreat Power ad Our disposai and helps uis ex- perience prof ound things, but it helps to ive us a broader view. Whien driving to Toronito you do not know what lies ahead, but your radio wiil tell you. Above the noise,. confusion and loseness of th;ings an announcer în a heli- copter cau look over a wider area and relay informnation about traf- fic androai odiin.Th-ýs ;is what wor-ship can d(o for us. We neèd to withdraw at least once a week and lt ourselves be ifted Pontiac's beauty wins a lot of friends,~ You can tell that just by' looking at it. 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