The most important posture is that of the heart of the worshipers, a posture of humility before Almighty God, and of joy in the Spirit.

The most important movement in the service is the movement from God’s calling his people to worship, to recognition of our need for a savior, to the good news of God’s gracious provision of his son as that savior, to God speaking to us through the preaching of his word, and finally being dismissed with the assurance that God will bless us and keep us.

We have but few actual physical gestures, although everything in the service is done in a purposeful way, drawing attention to some important aspect of that part of the service, for example praying is generally done with bowed heads, showing humility before the Lord; and singing is usually done while standing, since it is directed toward God in a corporate, congregational manner. 

Helping those who are in true need is an integral part of Christianity; to feed, clothe, and protect such ones. We are blessed with gifts and possessions so that we can give to others and help them. God says, “Give justice to the weak and the fatherless; maintain the right of the afflicted and the destitute.” (Psalm 82:3-4).

But we must exercise wisdom as well. It is not loving to “help” in a way that merely enables and encourages those who chose to live off of the charity of others, “if anyone is not willing to work, then he is not to eat, either. (2Thessalonians 3:10)

Giving to organizations that are equipped to both evaluate and give appropriate help is one way to do this, but we must also be ready to do so personally when the opportunity is presented.  

In addition, we are to hold out the word of life to all.