A Little Note on Acceptable Worship

In an age where modern worship often feels more like a performance than a spiritual sacrifice, are we actually honouring God or just entertaining ourselves? A Little Note on Acceptable Worship is a provocative, timely manifesto for believers who are weary of cultural trends and hungry for biblical truth. By masterfully dismantling subjective worship and reclaiming the Scripture-ordained, Oluwasogo M. Faloye provides a roadmap back to the heart of God, offering the theological clarity and practical habits necessary to sustain a holy, Christ-centred worship amidst growing cultural hostility.

Drawing from John 4:21-26, Exodus 20, and Psalm 103, Faloye works through the theological foundations of acceptable worship, the laws that govern it, the interior formation it requires of the individual heart, and the corporate habits by which a congregation sustains it under cultural pressure.

A Little Note on Acceptable Worship is written for those who love God and are troubled by what Christian worship has become. It does not attempt to be comprehensive. What it attempts to be is honest, biblical, and useful.