When we venture into deep water, we can take comfort in knowing that God is perfecting our faith. Positioning worship as the most important activity of your day is unequivocally correct. Time spent expressing our faith is the most essential part of biblical Christianity. If, however, you designate worship as the chief priority out of a sense of mere duty or obligation, then you have severely distorted the biblical notion of adoration.
Worship is an affair both of the heart and the mind.
It is a craving for God, a passionate pursuit of holy encounters, as well as a feast for the mind. It is ultimate spiritual exercise, but it springs from the depths of delight in the person of Christ. Its headwaters flow from the pristine power of scriptural truth, but its song is the melody of a person enamored with the loveliness of God himself. Jesus denounced the credo of worship without the heart's consent when he reproached the Pharisees for their hypocritical stab at praise. These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far away from me.