As stated above, the idea of a worship service is so steeped in the traditions of men that Christians can no longer distinguish between tradition and the Bible. The basic concept of worship today is that worship begins on Sunday at 11am and ends at 12 noon. Many Christians advance the notion that worship is what one does during that one hour. In other words, it is true that what one does in the assembly may be called worship, but one never stops worship. Worship is not like a faucet-cut on and off at will.
Worship is one's way of life.
As one peruses the New Testament, one quickly observes that there is not one verse that advances the notion that Christians are commanded to assemble on Sunday in order to worship. As one traces the missionary journeys of Paul, the notion that Christians are commanded to congregate for worship is totally absent. Is it not because one's way of life is worship. Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Paul speaks of worship as presenting one's body as a living sacrifice.