True worship is not centered on a place, but upon God — Father, Son, and Spirit. In this passage, Jesus addresses worshipping the Father, who has been revealed to us by Jesus as our ever close, always holy, Abba Father. God's work of salvation began in earnest with his promises to Abraham. Leading up to Jesus, the truth about God was revealed through his work among the Jewish people. The Holy One of Israel kept his promises through the difficult years of Israel's history and brought them to fulfillment in Jesus. Jesus becomes the new Temple. He brings a fresh approach to worship and to drawing near to God. The time is here! Let's worship as Jesus teaches us to worship. His first point is that we are to worship the Father wherever we are. Part of that worship is recognizing how he has brought salvation to us and thanking him for that salvation.