Working on Worship
This article is about the joy in worship, God-centred worship, our attitude in worship, worship and evangelism, and formalism.
This article is about the joy in worship, God-centred worship, our attitude in worship, worship and evangelism, and formalism.
This article looks at the worship service and evangelism. Should the worship service focus on the lost or on the church members?
This article wants to show what liturgy and worship has to do with the Christian life. It also talks about hypocrisy, formalism in worship, and individualistic and corporate worship.
Can everybody worship God in his or her own way? Does it really matter?
This article is about the style of worship, seeker-oriented worship services, worship and evangelism, and God-oriented 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.
Working from the book of Revelation, this article highlights elements that are essential for true worship of God. True worship is shaped by a right fear of God and involves thanksgiving expressed in singing and a life of service to God. Corporate worship should have these attributes while believers anticipate worship in eternity.
This article is about the difference between Reformed and Evangelical worship. Two aspects are discussed: the presence of God, and the understanding of the minister's office in the worship service.
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.