I love your work Chuck. You provide a resource that is sorely lacking in many church congregations. And you make learning about Church fun. I do agree that worship is the most important thing that we do as Christians. However, what we do in a worship service as a small subset of worship. Worship is our living faithfully in discipleship in response to the love and grace of God which we encounter in Christ. We should be careful that we don't make the worship service the centre of Christian life and worship rather than the support mechanism for resourcing and encouraging our living of love and (social)justice as a life of worship and devotion in response to the love and life of Christ we experience in connection with God through authentic Christian discipleship. Hebrews 10:24-25 New International Reader's Version (NIRV) 24 Let us consider how we can stir up one another to love. Let us help one another to do good works. 25 And let us not give up meeting together. Some are in the habit of doing this. Instead, let us encourage one another with words of hope. Let us do this even more as you see Christ’s return approaching. Keep up the awesome work

Thankyou Rev., sharing with our Men's Group.

One of your best, thank you.

This was a great one. Full of laughs. Thanks Chuck!

I remember when Christian teaching mentioned Jesus. It still does in the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. Check it out.

When the medics arrive, Chuck, don't be alarmed if they fall over giggling when you explain to them which muscles are hurting. Don't 'sweat it' ; once they recover, I'm certain they'll still help you! ... Nadine

😂🥴😂 I LoVe this!!!!

lol, he said glutes are his arms! too funny!

Chuck knows "Church" as an organization, but I am wondering if he knows the bible. I've only watched a couple of these and I am dismayed. In this video he is teaching the Old English Etymology of the word worship, not the original biblical texts. The word "worship" in the First Covenant the vast majority of time was translated from the Hebrew word "ShaKha", which meant to bow down/prostrate oneself before a superior in homage. In the New Covenant it was translated from the Greek word "sebo" which means to revere, stressing the feeling of awe or devotion. Chuck's teaching seems devoid of the reverence and the holiness of our Father in heaven. Is this type of teaching what Jesus meant when He said to go and make disciples of all nations? This seems more like a form of entertainment with some "church" thrown in. But it seems that is what main stream church as become in these last days.