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Tracy Meola

Now all has been heard; here is the conclusion of the matter: Fear God and keep his commandments, for this is the duty of all mankind. 

~Eccl 12:13 (NIV)

“Spiritual” is not just something we ought to be. It is something we are and cannot escape, regardless of how we may think or feel about it.

~Dallas Willard

Man’s chief end is to glorify God and to enjoy him forever. 

~Westminster Shorter Catechism

The twenty-four elders and the four living creatures fell down and worshiped God, who was seated on the throne. And they cried: “Amen, Hallelujah!” 

~Rev 19:4 (NIV)

Worship is no longer worship when it reflects the culture around us more than the Christ within us.

~A.W. Tozer

The aim and final end of all music should be none other than the glory of God and the refreshment of the soul. 

~Unknown

It is a terrible thing to be grateful and have no one to thank, to be awed and have no one to worship. 

~Philip Yancey

Missions is not the ultimate goal of the church. Worship is. Missions exists because worship doesn’t.

~John Piper

Author of
Worship Jesus: The Tabernacle

About

Tracy Meola has a passion for studying the many facets of worship. In fact, she would call herself a worship theology geek. She considers herself a Messianic Gentile and has a love in particular for connecting Old Testament and New Testament worship. She has served both as a volunteer and on staff as a worship leader in a variety of denominations. However, leading worship internationally for missionary women has been very near and dear to her for many years… with Israel holding a very special place in her heart! Her greatest desire has always been to encourage other believers in their worship with God.

She holds a Bachelor’s in Music Ministry from Colorado Christian University and a MA in Leadership with an emphasis in worship from Denver Seminary. She teaches courses on worship at Colorado Christian University but is open to speaking to just about anyone, anywhere about worship! She lives in Denver, Colorado with her very supportive husband Matt.

About

Tracy Meola

About

Tracy Meola

Tracy Meola has a passion for studying the many facets of worship. In fact, she would call herself a worship theology geek. She considers herself a Messianic Gentile and has a love in particular for connecting Old Testament and New Testament worship. She has served both as a volunteer and on staff as a worship leader in a variety of denominations. However, leading worship internationally for missionary women has been very near and dear to her for many years… with Israel holding a very special place in her heart! Her greatest desire has always been to encourage other believers in their worship with God.

She holds a Bachelor’s in Music Ministry from Colorado Christian University and a MA in Leadership with an emphasis in worship from Denver Seminary. She teaches courses on worship at Colorado Christian University but is open to speaking to just about anyone, anywhere about worship! She lives in Denver, Colorado with her very supportive husband Matt.

What would a church service look like if God designed it? Actually, He already did! It didn’t begin with the church in Acts Chapter 2, it began many centuries earlier. Hebrews 8:5 says the Tabernacle was a copy and a pattern of what is already in heaven. The Tabernacle found in Exodus was at the center of Jewish worship. When we understand what the Tabernacle was about, we see that Jesus is the fulfillment of that Tabernacle and everything that took place in it.

Worship Jesus: The Tabernacle connects Old and New Testament worship through the Tabernacle to see the pattern for worship that God has designed for us. Within it we experience God’s holiness, mercy, forgiveness, and ultimately, His restoration. When we worship from God’s point of view, He is glorified, and we are changed.

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What would a church service look like if God designed it? Actually, He already did! It didn’t begin with the church in Acts Chapter 2, it began many centuries earlier. Hebrews 8:5 says the Tabernacle was a copy and a pattern of what is already in heaven. The Tabernacle found in Exodus was at the center of Jewish worship. When we understand what the Tabernacle was about, we see that Jesus is the fulfillment of that Tabernacle and everything that took place in it.

Worship Jesus: The Tabernacle connects Old and New Testament worship through the Tabernacle to see the pattern for worship that God has designed for us. Within it we experience God’s holiness, mercy, forgiveness, and ultimately, His restoration. When we worship from God’s point of view, He is glorified, and we are changed.

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