But what is contained in this statement is that the kind of worship we need to maintain every Sunday is not generic worship, but divine worship - the true worship of God. Calvin had a simple test. When we worship, the goal is to be orthodox. Now, we tend to associate this word with being rigid, old-fashioned, even with being a fundamentalist. This is why our worship says something about our belief in God.
Worship shapes our belief, and then our belief shapes our daily actions.
Which means that our lives are shaped and molded by the depth of our worship of God. Worship nurtures who we are. This is why worship is so incredibly important and why we can't afford to miss it. Our ability to be good, theologically speaking, is a reflection, a response to our encounter with the good, with goodness itself, and for us as Christians, only God is good. So, in a sense, worship enables us to be good - well at least better.