This article considers how the Sunday worship service is to impact the rest of our week, such that there is much continuity between corporate worship and our daily affairs, including personal worship, listening to God’s Word, and prayer.

What are the dangers of neglecting public worship? How does it hurt a Christian when he or she frequently misses worship? What does it hurt to skip church? Or, to repeat a child's question, "Why do we have to go to church today?"

This article looks at the worship service and evangelism. Should the worship service focus on the lost or on the church members?

Can everybody worship God in his or her own way? Does it really matter?

The determining factor for liturgical principles is the conviction that God determines what happens during worship service. This article discusses worship in the Old and New Testament, looking at how the principles of Old Testament worship influenced the liturgy of the New Testament church. The author then draws conclusions for what this means for our worship today.

The covenant of grace shapes the worship of God’s covenant people. God promises His special presence among His people when they gather to worship. This worship is shaped by the structure of the covenant, which in turn shapes the elements of worship, and this is expressed in the style of Reformed worship. 

To what extent should we regulate our liturgy? This article explains that decisions regarding the liturgy must be guided by four biblical principles regarding worship.

What should our worship look like? What is the regulative principle of worship? What are the benefits of Psalm singing? This article answers these questions, discussing the characteristics of healthy Christian public worship.

This article on Hebrews 2:10-18 discusses the ministry of Jesus in the worship service.

Is the evening service really necessary? This article discusses the benefits of coming together as God's people twice for worship on Sunday.

“True worship is not first of all about what we are doing, but about what God is doing to and in us.” This article is about the question: What is worship?

After Pentecost, the role of angels changed from being messengers of God’s salvation to being hearers of the gospel. Therefore, worship takes place in the presence of angels as they witness the gospel preached.

This article gives an overview of church liturgy: the scriptural basis of liturgy, the order of worship, and the components of liturgy.

What worship does the Spirit bless? This article discusses the topic of Christian worship.

Looking at the teaching of the Old and New Testaments, this article draws conclusions as to how the church can give form to the liturgy in a way that true worship of God can be reflected in the worship service.

Is the worship of the Lord a burden? The author looks at the Psalms and the joy of the psalmists as they worshipped the Lord.

This article is about worship and the Word of God, the sufficiency of Scripture, and worshipping God according to his Word.

This article is about the second worship service, discussing the importance of regular spiritual food and fellowship with other believers.

The author looks at the covenantal aspect of the worship service. He discusses form vs. substance in worship, and worship as covenant renewal.

Is the worship service boring, or does the worshiper lack true spiritual hunger? Both of these perspectives on worship are discussed.

How should we evaluate worship? The authors discusses the basics of Reformed worship.

There is a danger that worship services today become superficial and lacking in substance. The author of this article provides five principles which he views as the basis for worshiping God in reverence and awe.

This articles gives some principles for worship.

This article is about practicing reverence in worship. The author discusses the tone and mood in worship, emphasizing the importance of worshipping in godly fear and awe.

This article is about worship and the means of grace. What does worship do in our lives?

This article on the Westminster directory of public worship is about the preparation for worship.

This article looks at corporate worship. Do we plan and prepare for worship services? How are our services led? And is there an element of awe in our worship?

This article is about the practice in some churches to have a prayer in the consistory room (between the minister and the elders and deacons) before and after the worship service.

This article is about worship as a response to work of God. The author also discusses a few basic principles of worship.

This article is about the essence of reformed worship. The author looks at what God's requires for worship, and how we should view the regulative principle. He also discusses covenant and worship.

Do you ever hear a family member ask, "Do we have to go to church today?" This article addresses this question by listing eleven things that are wrong with habitually neglecting public worship. Scripture is clear that habitual church attendance is mandatory.

This article is about worship and the presence of God and the nearness of God. The author discusses the place of the angels in this communion of God and his people.

This article is about the second worship service and preaching as teaching.

This article is about worship and the work of the Holy Spirit, the worship of the true God, and preparation for worship.

This article is about worship and the great care God took to instruct his people how to worship Him in the book Leviticus.

This article on Titus 2:1-12 discusses what our worship should look like.

In this article the authors discuss the fact that we are saved to worship. He also looks at the marks of the church in worship, and the importance of worship in the gathering and perfecting of the saints.

Except for discussing the elements and forms of worship, the authors also looks at ritualism in the worship service.

This article discusses the functions of liturgical forms. The functions are to teach, to defend and to unite believers.

What is the relationship between our church services and our daily life? How is our daily life addressed in the worship service? What is the connection between the service of the Lord in the liturgy and our overall service of God to which we are called by virtue of the covenant with him?

There are mainly three questions facing the church about worship: In what sense are the Scriptures authoritative for Christian worship? What regulations are proper for Christian worship? What discipline is proper in connection with worship? The Puritans answered these questions by pointing to the essence of worship.

This article studies the essence of the liturgy. Eight different aspects of the liturgy are discussed.

There are many different groups involved in the liturgy, for instance, the congregation, the consistory, and the minister. This article looks at the preparation and the celebration of these different groups for the worship service.

Worship is a matter of the heart. How? One’s heart must be clean in order for worship to be acceptable to God. This article explains how God demonstrated this through clean and unclean animals.

This article discusses a number of ways in which the element of praise in the worship service can be given meaning and content. It needs a place in the singing, the sermon, and in the prayers.

What is it that makes Reformed liturgy beautiful? This article addresses this question in some detail. It explains the essence, character, and form of Reformed liturgy. It shows the heavenly pattern of liturgy, harking back to Old Testament worship. It then offers some principles that should govern corporate worship, and concludes with providing a sample order of worship.

What is Reformed worship? Reformed worship should be seen in the light of the church history of worship; hence it is catholic. What does this mean? 

What is Reformed worship? Reformed worship is based on the conviction that God, in His Word, has determined how He wants to be worshiped. This article explains the practice of worship in the Old Testament and New Testament to explain this. 

What is required for church membership? There are two requirements for membership of the church: the need to show true saving faith, and the fruit of saving faith.

Worship is a meeting of God and His people. How should you prepare for a worship service? This article gives you three things to consider when preparing for worship. 

The impact of God’s special revelation will be felt in worship if the rule of worship, the foundation of worship, the songs of worship, and the spirit of worship are rooted in God’s Word.

How should emotion function in the worship service, especially in relation to church music? This article compares charismatic and Reformed views on the point.

How does the church combat the influence of consumerism in today's worship? This article explains that the church must understand the nature of worship, the focus of the worship service, the style of worship, and the Lord’s Day as the day of worship.

Worship must have an evangelistic side. This can happen when it is structured, God-centred, and expectant. Then worship will also be evangelism.

In worship the church ascends to heaven, but heaven also comes down to earth. This article shows how this is true and that the church as an assembly is characterized by worship.

This article defines the regulative principal of worship. It shows that God has expressed through his word how he wants to be worshipped.

Worship matters because both its object and subject is God. By looking at God’s Word as the standard for worship this article shows why the statement is true.