When we hear the word "worship," we may initially think of song and music, or we may think of offering praise to someone or something, but for the Christian, worship is much deeper.  It is not just a sound, but a substance.  It is not an emotional response, but a spiritual response. It is not just an occasional activity, but a lifestyle. If this is true, then it must also be true that part of what allows us to adopt worship as a lifestyle are the experiences and challenges of life.  Moses is an example of a man with real problems who thought of himself without a destiny, without a hope, without an identity, but God allowed him to traverse certain experiences that eventually forged a lifestyle of true worship.  God is looking for those who would worship Him in spirit in truth.  In fact, He calls us to it. In this message, guest speaker Bishop Zapata shares with us how it is that we can achieve a lifestyle of true worship.