Why do we trivialize what God has considered important enough to call His?  Of course, every day belongs to God, and every day should be offered to His glory and honor.  After all, we are to be living sacrifices (Romans 12:1).  However, assembling together to worship God and remember Jesus' death is obviously important to God, and should be important to us.  Why then do we take it so lightly?  Why do we choose this day over every other day to do things that could be done at some other time, things that could wait?  Does assembling together with brothers and sisters in Christ in God's presence to worship Him, mean so little anymore?  And, if we find it difficult to do this, are we taking seriously our commitment to daily Christian living?  I find it hard to believe one who can so easily dismiss honoring the Lord's sacrifice for other pursuits, is taking seriously God's will for the other aspects of their lives.  Not only this, but are worldly things so important to us that we can't take the full time to worship God and encourage each other without leaving before services have ended.  It's much too important to get to our favorite eating place than to hear God's Word proclaimed see if someone will be added to the body of Christ, or restored to faithfulness, or greet visitors looking for a church home.  Such attitudes don't reveal worship offended from the heart, one that is in "spirit and truth" (John 4:24).