Coming Soon: "Week of Worship Witnessing"

Psalm 9 begins this way: "I will praise you, LORD, with all my heart; I will tell of all the marvelous things you have done." Then the writer spends the next few verses praising God and telling what He has done, after which the reader or hearer of the Psalm is compelled to join in: "Sing praises to the LORD who reigns in Zion. Tell the world about his unforgettable deeds. (v.11)"
Sometimes I wonder, have we compartmentalized the Christian faith too much? What I mean is, I've observed that most Christians have their "worship time," then "prayer time," then "good works time," then "entertainment time," then "family time," then "me time." Isn't it all supposed to be connected? Is it possible that the reason so many of us sometimes feel "out of balance" is that we're compartmentalizing what is meant to be a connected and cohesive way of life?
I happen to think the writer of Psalm 9,…
Sometimes I wonder, have we compartmentalized the Christian faith too much? What I mean is, I've observed that most Christians have their "worship time," then "prayer time," then "good works time," then "entertainment time," then "family time," then "me time." Isn't it all supposed to be connected? Is it possible that the reason so many of us sometimes feel "out of balance" is that we're compartmentalizing what is meant to be a connected and cohesive way of life?
I happen to think the writer of Psalm 9,…