| Today's world is filled with so many uncertainties! Life seems to be more like a turbulent roller coaster ride with no clear end in sight rather than a nice walk in the park! A lot things are not turning out the way many of us thought that they would. We have a lot of choices to make in how we live our lives in the midst of on-going issues such as: COVID-19 • Political Unrest • Chaos & Confusion • Economic Upheaval • Social Media Censorship • Values in Education and many other major issues.  I have personally lived through many times of uncertainties. I have felt like a boat tossed around by choppy waves, blown around by the winds of change. I knew how to pray but then the bottom fell out. I had to learn some new ways that were befitting the turf I found myself thrown within. I learned to worship God in some new ways. Some deeper ways. Some more stripped-down ways.
In fact, I discovered, you do not have to call out to Jesus in a prescribed way, using special religious language. You certainly do not have to figure out a preset pattern. When you call out to Jesus, you can bring anything to him, even your unresolved questions. This can actually be a form of radical, pure worship. Worship God with Your Questions? You want your questions answered, don't you? Yes, but I have discovered that one of the best ways to get them answered is to entrust them to Him in worship. Worship Him by trusting Him with your biggest, messiest questions. Tell Him you do not know the answers, but you know He does, and you will wait in full expectation for something good to come. He wants you to do this, whether you bring Him some big philosophical or religious question or (more than likely) some emotion-laden practical thing. Here is an example: My wife had some horses, and somebody needed to take care of them after she died. My youngest son sacrificially went down to the barn and fed the horses every day for the entire first year when I just could not emotionally go down there. That barn represented so much pain for me because it was a place Michal Ann so cherished. I could not stand that barn because she had loved it and found so much intimate life with God in that old barn. For me, her dream place was now... | 
