Episode 2 — "Building Your Daily Altar: Cultivating Personal Worship Rhythms"

In this episode of The Worship Table, Dr. Joshua Yancy invites you to pull up a seat as we explore what it means to build a daily altar of worship — one that isn’t confined to Sunday mornings or sanctuary walls.

What does worship look like on a Tuesday afternoon? How do we cultivate personal rhythms that keep our hearts aligned with God amid school drop-offs, meetings, and to-do lists?

Rooted in Scripture and informed by historical voices like Brother Lawrence and Charles Spurgeon, this episode offers both biblical insight and practical encouragement. We’ll examine models of daily worship from the lives of David and Daniel, explore the heart behind seeking God consistently, and reflect on the role of desire, discipline, and grace in our spiritual walk.

Along the way, you’ll be challenged to:

• Reflect on your current rhythms of personal worship

• Rediscover the beauty of meeting God in ordinary moments

• Reframe your understanding of consistency, not through guilt or legalism, but through invitation and love

Whether you're a pastor, a worship leader, a parent, or simply someone longing for a deeper daily walk with Christ, this episode offers a fresh invitation to build your daily altar — not out of obligation, but out of adoration.

📖 Scriptures referenced include:

• Psalm 5:3

• Psalm 63:1

• Daniel 6:10

💬 Quotes from:

• Brother Lawrence, Practicing the Presence of God

• J. Josh Smith and Daniel Akin, Christ-Centered Exposition: Psalms 1-50

• Charles Spurgeon, The Treasury of David

• John MacArthur, Daniel Commentary

🎧 Pull up your seat at the table — it’s time to move from Sunday worship to everyday communion with the King.