1. What is Right
2. Calm after the storm
3. An Agreement
4. No idols
5. A Snare
6. Compromise leads to disaster
7. Serve the Lord
8. A Cycle of forgetfulness
9. A Hero Falls
10. Worship and Sin
11. Crazy for the Lord
12. Ashamed of Worship
13. Building our idols
14. Worship for Generations
15. Worship in Despair
16. Kneeling before our Maker
17. Singing before God
18. Instrumental Worship
19. Holy, Holy, Holy
20. Enemies or Friends of God?
21. Who Can Rescue?
22. A Villain Turns to God
23. Worship and Doubt
24. Spirit and Truth
25. God Speaks in Worship
26. Acting Religious or Worshipping?
27. Created in Place of the Creator
28. Spiritual Act of Worship
29. Orderly Worship
30. No Repentance
31. Worship God

Isaiah 6:3-5

Holy, Holy, Holy

Holiness is key to our worship.  To be holy is to be set apart.  Isaiah recognized this when his eyes fell upon the Lord.  God is set apart from us because our sin is a barrier between us and God. 

Basically anything can be worshipped if we put it in a place of importance.  We give special significance to it by the amount of time we spend with it or the money we spend on it.  We place our trust in it to make us happy or comfort us.

Only God may be worshipped as holy however.  Each of us has a God shaped hole that tv, sports, family, reading, or anything else can't fill. 

When we recognize God as holy, we realize like Isaiah did that we're not holy.  Only God can make us holy.  Isaiah's lips were ceremonially made holy by the touching of a hot coal to them.  We are literally made holy by the washing away of our sins through the blood of Jesus Christ.

When we recognize that God is holy and that He can make us holy as well, that is a real reason to worship and sing holy, holy, holy just like the angels.