Why do I struggle to worship God?

It is normal for believers to not feel like worshiping at times. It is also normal for believers to struggle to connect to God during worship. A lack of feelings can cause frustration or hurt within a believer, but it is important to note that this lack of feelings does not have to dominate your life or worship.

What do you feel when you worship?

Worship expresses personal feelings, and often these are emotional states we bring to worship. In worship we express our joy, our tears, our feelings of exultation, humility, or shame. This may be more obvious in some liturgical traditions than others.

What do you do when you worship God at home?

Here are 10 ways to worship God at home while social distancing and staying in quarantine.

1. Set a prayer time. Prayer helps your home’s atmosphere feel more peaceful.
2. Play music. Playing worship music helps set the mood.
3. Do a daily devotional.
4. Hold on to your faith.
5. Write.
6. Love others.
7. Be fit.
8. Attend church online.

Does God vengefully punish people for all eternity?

Yet the traditional view of hell would have us believe that God vengefully torments evil people for all eternity— not a few decades or even centuries, but for an infinite length of time. The idea that God sentences people to eternal punishment is so repulsive that it has turned some away from belief in God and Christianity.

Does God sentence people to eternal punishment?

The idea that God sentences people to eternal punishment is so repulsive that it has turned some away from belief in God and Christianity. One such example is Charles Darwin.

Will the punishment of demons and the wicked be eternal?

An edict from the Council of Constantinople (modern Istanbul) in 543 states: “Whoever says or thinks that the punishment of demons and the wicked will not be eternal…let him be anathema” (D.P. Walker, The Decline of Hell: Seventeenth-Century Discussions of Eternal Torment, 1964, p. 21).