Worship is taking the time to honor the Lord God. The principal Old Testament word for worship basically means to “bow down.” It is from here that we “bow” our heads when we pray and lift our spirits as we reverence Him. Today we worship in many ways and in many different places. I have stood at the very edge of the Black Canyon of the Gunnison in Colorado and felt small in the presence of God’s own handiwork. I’ve stood in a majestic cathedral built by hands and felt small in His presence in this place set aside for that very purpose. I have stood in the presence of a great throng of people with my arms upraised and singing praises to Him and marveled that He could hear my voice and knew the intent of my heart at that very moment. All of this is worship. Cowboys have the need to pause and “bow down” in reverence to Him Who is in all and is all. Perhaps it is today’s cowboy, play acting in the past, and enjoying the company of others of the same mind who has a greater reason to humble his spirit in a quiet moment. He is blessed to play in a game he loves with good folks who share the same grace. We may conduct Cowboy Church at these Cowboy Action Shooting matches, but in these moments, we are leading in worship. |
| The Cowboy Church at Agarita home of The Plum Creek Shooting Society near Lockhart, TX |
| Worshipping at Ruckus Here Dogie leads in worship at the Oklahoma State Match, Ruckus in the Nations |
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| Dogie & Prissy Great fellowship is enjoyed by the folks attending the shoot "Defend Old Ft. Parker" 2007 as Dogie & Prissy lead in worship. |
| Reverend Trinity Brings a special message to the cowboys and cowgirls before the "Battle of Plum Creek 2007" |
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