Is Modern Worship Just Christian Entertainment?

Is your worship glorifying God—or just giving you a spiritual high?

Too many churches have traded reverence for production. Lights, music, emotions... but is that really worship? This message pulls no punches. It asks a hard question: Are we making worship about us instead of Christ?

In today’s entertainment-driven church culture, many Christians don’t realize they’re no longer worshipers—they're just observers. That’s not worship. That’s performance. This video exposes the truth behind the emotional highs, the revivalist roots, and why real worship doesn’t need production value, it needs the Gospel of Christ.

If your church experience feels like a concert or conference, this video will challenge your assumptions. Biblical worship is grounded in Truth, shaped by God’s Word, and centered on Christ alone. Don’t settle for spiritual hype—seek real Faith, Grace, and Christian discipleship.

Watch now and learn:
- Why worship isn’t about emotional highs
- How revivalism shaped modern “worship”
- The dangers of performance-based church models
- Why true believers crave the Word, not a show
- How the Bible defines worship and spiritual growth

This is about the Gospel, not gimmicks.

#worship #gospel #church #practicallyreformed

[stur]

I’m glad to finally hear someone saying the same thing as me. I work in the entertainment industry, and all it is, is an act. Production imo, is artificial. A facade. And clearly there is a great deal of risk having the potential to have Christian’s faith propped up by production value. And the last thing any church needs in an entertainment driven society is another production. In contrast what they do need is sincerity.

[Bird-yqfk]

if a song draws people to faith there is no error. Continuing in faith should be explained.