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April 26th - Worship | Presence Over Presentation by Kat Huskey

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HopeUC Nashville Word of the Week
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Apr 27, 2026
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Summary

In this episode, we explore how worship becomes the place where God quietly builds something in us that can hold when life falls apart. Through Kat Huskey's story of walking through infertility, the loss of her mom, and the sudden death of her husband Austin in a plane crash, we see communion with God not as a concept, but as a lifeline. The hidden, ordinary moments of choosing Jesus in worship turn out to be deposits of His character that we draw on in seasons we never saw coming. We unpack how worship is more than songs—it's agreement with what's true about God when our feelings and circumstances don't line up with what we know. Looking at David's honesty in the Psalms, Thomas touching the scars of the risen Jesus, Mary breaking her costly jar at His feet, and the table God prepares for us in Psalm 23, we see that pain doesn't disqualify us from worship; it often becomes the doorway into deeper connection. Instead of isolating or performing, we're invited to bring our real selves to the table He's already set—to partake, be fed, and let Him form something in us today that will sustain us tomorrow. For more messages and resources, visit www.hopeucnashville.com or download the HopeUC Nashville app.