The same mistake is made in equating spirituality with thought or feeling because it allows you consider yourself connected with God when you think about God or feel strong emotions of guilt or love or joy, without taking any action at all. For the prophets, spirituality is finally a matter of the will, whatever moves you to do what God wants done regardless of what you want done. When we disconnect our worship from our lives, we divide ourselves. We do this ethical dance between the world of the Spirit and the world of the flesh in a vain attempt to have our cake and eat it too. Worship belongs to the world of the Spirit.
Business belongs to the world of the flesh.
Saturdays belong to the world of the flesh. Prayers belong to the world of the Spirit. Checkbooks belong to the world of the flesh. But what this actually does is divide our souls. We fool ourselves into thinking we are close to God, when our worship has become an empty sham and an embarrassment to God.