We all are trying to worship God but we end up worshipping other things all the time. But like a lot of things in life, things just naturally happen and we don't necessarily asses that what we're doing is wrong. Like spreading a cold or spreading the flu, or listening to Kenny G.

We were created to worship God. Unfortunately we end up worshipping other things. Like money, celebrities, and witty, intelligent, good looking writers/bloggers/rock stars/ninjas.

I see a lot of times at churches, they'll have 'Sunday School' and then a 'Worship Service', or people referring to the singing portion as 'Praise and Worship'. Using the word 'worship' in these different ways certainly can get confusing. Heck, I get confused just telling the difference between the communion tray and the offering tray. And let me tell you, a twenty dollar bill doesn't taste as bad as you might think.

We Christians throw the term worship around a whole ton. The first thing people associate with the term worship is singing in church. If that's the case, and let's be honest here, some of people around us, their singing could hardly be called worship. Their singing could hardly be called singing. It either sounds like a monotone remote controlled airplane, or it's like they sensed danger and are warning everyone by simulating an air raid alarm.

Forgiveness is hard. I know. Especially when there's people out there that actually watch Jersey Shore.

This whole Jay Leno vs. Conan O'Brien thing looks like it's ending tonight with Conan being replaced by Leno. I think we all know that Conan is completely the victim here. What if you were Conan? What would your response be? I'm pretty sure I know what Leno's response would be - telling a completely unfunny joke and then laughing at it.

There's a lot of ways to look at the major election news today, so I thought I'd come up with some spiritual lesson we could learn from this. And no, the spiritual lesson isn't that guys are better than girls.

After the disaster in Haiti, us Christians are wondering how we should respond. And no, watching the Cowboys only score three points in a playoff game, no matter how awesome you think that might be, isn't one of those responses.

There's so much to getting new resolutions in place and actually moving. I wish it was easier because I have so many resolutions that are sitting around that remain unfinished. Exercise regularly, get financially organized and attain the grammar of at least a third grader.

Why is procrastination so difficult to deal with? Maybe I'll tell you later. If you didn't see that joke as soon as you saw the title, then maybe you decided to read this devotional at some other time.