You Are My God

What does it truly mean to say, "The Lord is my Shepherd" or "You are my God"?

In this thought-provoking and deeply pastoral message, we explore the difference between simply knowing about God and knowing Him in relationship. Drawing from the Psalms, the teaching of Jesus, and the testimony of Scripture, this talk examines how worship is far more than songs, rituals, or religious practice. It is the posture of a heart that recognizes God's rightful place as Creator, Lord, Father, and Shepherd.

Through the life of David, we discover the journey from belief to devotion, from speaking about God to speaking directly to Him. Along the way, we consider why true knowledge of God cannot be gained from a distance, but only through worship, trust, and surrender.

The message also explores the relationship between worship and theology, showing how the greatest insights into God's character have always come from those who loved, trusted, and followed Him. From David's confession, to Thomas's declaration, "My Lord and my God!", to the worship-filled vision of Revelation, Scripture consistently presents worship as the pathway to knowing God.

As this message culminates in the celebration of baptism, listeners are invited to reflect on a profound question: Who is your God? What we worship shapes who we become, and ultimately determines the direction of our lives.

A powerful exploration of faith, worship, identity, and the gospel invitation to know Christ as Shepherd, Saviour, and Lord.