Satan offered Jesus anything he wanted simply for the price of one brief genuflection. The mention of God as spirit is linked to correct worship. To separate the mind from the heart, to emphasize individual experience over the corporate worship of the church as the body of Christ, is a dangerous practice. A second doctrinal theme that mitigates against individualism in worship is the doctrine of creation. This has major ramifications for worship.
All creatures depend on the providential care of their heavenly father for each breath.
Worship not only involves correct belief about God, but also should acknowledge his goodness as Creator. Indeed, we should not say that, properly speaking, God is known where there is no religion or piety. I call 'piety' that reverence joined with love of God which the knowledge of his benefits induces. The doctrine of creation is also in view when we consider that we are created in the image of God. Therefore, our own makeup as human beings comes into play as a consideration of worship.