Why do Christians gather for worship? Is corporate worship simply about what we receive, or has God designed it for something far greater? In Part 5 of our series *Worship: For His Glory*, we turn to Colossians 3:12–17 to consider the purpose and privilege of gathering together as God's redeemed people. Because God has graciously united us in Jesus Christ, we gather not merely as individuals but as one body. Our worship is shaped by the Word of Christ, expressed through teaching, singing, prayer, and thanksgiving, and intended both to glorify God and to strengthen His people. As we worship together, we are reminded that our identity is found in Christ, our unity is grounded in His grace, and our lives are to be lived for His glory. And every Lord's Day gathering points us toward an even greater reality: the glorious day when all of God's redeemed people will worship together before His throne.