Last Updated: 12/23/2025
Welcome!
We are glad you chose to visit our site. Hopefully you will find something that will enhance your personal worship experience or be useful for your worship ministry. Feel free to use any of our original material for whatever purpose you need. Also, we want to invite you to visit Steve Pruitt’s blog
www.lovnJesus.com. On the blog you will find Bible lessons that cover the entire Bible verse by verse and other material that may help you run the race of faith.
Think About It: “Our worship is not a response to how Jesus makes us feel. Our worship is a response to Jesus’ worth regardless of how we feel.” –Voddie Baucham
Be sure to check out the free e-books that includes Steve Pruitt’s “The Ingredients of Worship.”
In his first book, Steve Pruitt shares ideas that he believes are necessary for worship to become a way of life and not just an emotional experience when gathered with other believers. He mixes personal experience along with a strong biblical foundation to convey Jesus’ message that true worshipers worship the Father is spirit and truth. Located in the back of the book you will find a study guide that might be helpful for personal or small group study.
Steve writes, “Worship is more than a time slot to be filled on Sunday morning. Worship begins before the music starts, when no one is looking. Worship is a way of life; daily giving oneself to God. True outward expressions of worship flow from a heart that is intimately involved with the Father.”
All of the e-books are free for you to download. You may make as many copies of the books as you like. Please give proper credit and do not reproduce for sale.
Featured Article:
Abandoned Worship -By Steve Pruitt
A life of worship has deserted all other ways of living to have an intimate relationship with Jesus. It has forsaken all that is familiar to walk by faith. It has surrendered all rights to have its own way and has yielded control to the one who formed it. The bible gives us many examples of believers who paid the ultimate price to leave it all on the field. We are not given the names of some of them; they are simply known as “Others.”
Featured Devotional:
Undivided Heart -By Steve Pruitt
To love the Lord with all your heart means that you have no other gods before him (Deuteronomy 5:7); your heart is not divided in its loyalties; you have no greater love interests. To love the Lord with all your soul is to love him with every breath or with the very center of your personality. To love the Lord with all your strength (might) means to love him vehemently. According to the American Heritage Dictionary, the word vehement is characterized by forcefulness of expression or intensity of emotion, passion, or conviction.