Worship as an act of communication evangelizes me. What is being proclaimed to the glory of the Father is Jesus Christ and his work of salvation (see Rev. 4 and 5). As a worshiper I am being carried through the experience of hearing and seeing Christ proclaimed and acted out. And more, I am called upon to act in constant response to the Good News. Therefore, worship is a continuation of the salvation event; it has the effect of changing our lives, of forming us into the new creation, of giving shape to our Christian world view and of determining our patterns of ethical behavior.
-Robert Webber, Worship Is a Verb: Celebrating God’s Mighty Deeds of Salvation, Second Edition (Peabody, MA: Hendrickson Pub., 1996), 104.