This sermon from Psalm 115 addresses the universal human tendency toward idolatry - the worship of anything or anyone that competes for our affection with God. Pastor Jason explains that everyone is a worshiper by nature, and the question isn’t whether we worship, but what occupies the center stage of our hearts. Over time, good and necessary things like success, relationships, comfort, and control can crowd God’s rightful place, leading to confused worship and misaligned lives. The message emphasizes that idols promise everything but deliver nothing, leaving us spiritually depleted, while God alone can sustain the weight of our worship as our help and shield. The sermon concludes with practical challenges to clear the stage: giving God the first 24 minutes of each day, fasting from something for four weeks, and being fully present during worship services.