It is not cheap entertainment, neither is it a something that allows us to escape from our troubles. Rather, we bring our burdens to the Savior. Real worship also involves the element of mystery, and mystery humbles us. We worship a God who has revealed Himself to us, and yet we fall infinitely short of understanding Him. The fear of the Lord is as important in worship as adoration, for His love is a holy love, He is a consuming fire.
Worship involves mystery.
Before entering into the second section of the book, Wiersbe cautions the would-be worshiper that transformation can be dangerous. None of these things, however, should stop us from pursuing the worship of God. In Part 2. Our society, through the miracle of television, has further dulled our capacity to wonder, as we have watched everything from man walking on the moon to the conception of human life. We must regain the ability to wonder.