Since we live in the age of grace, should every day be a day of worship?
Yes. In this age of grace, every day should become a day of praise and worship because of all God has done on our behalf. This does not require a formal service or open church doors seven days a week, but the Christian walk should not depend on a one-day-a-week service or worship.
Les teaches that in this age of grace, every day of the week should be a day of praise and worship for those who realize all that God has done on their behalf. Since we are worthy of none of it, it is not too much to expect that every day becomes a day of praise and worship. Les explains that this does not mean a formal service is required or that church doors must be open seven days a week. Rather, the Christian walk should not depend on a one-day-a-week service or worship. Every day is the emphasis, and Les says this is perfectly in accord with what Paul said. When it comes to the formal coming together of God's people, Paul refers to the first day.