Bibliography: p. 184-185.

I. INVITATION TO WORSHIP -- In which the author admits his frustration -- In which we attempt to define worship -- In which we discuss transformation and discover how dangerous it can be -- II. WORSHIP INVOLVES WONDER -- In which we get involved in the wonder of wonder -- In which we cautiously attempt to discuss the wonder of God -- In which we think about idolatry and discover why it is so hateful to God -- In which we meet some believers who met God and worshiped Him -- In which we discover the wonder of God's church -- III. WORSHIP INVOLVES WITNESS -- In which we learn what it means to witness to God -- In which we learn what it means to witness to one another -- In which we learn that preaching is an act of worship -- In which we try to relate worship and the arts, trusting to enrich both -- IV. WORSHIP INVOLVES WARFARE -- In which we recover a neglected fact about Satan and learn about spiritual warfare -- In which we discover that God's church today is a spiritual army -- In which we must make a difficult decision.