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Worship & Liturgy

  • Principles of Worship (11)
    • Principles of Worship (General) (165)
    • Worship as Communion with the Triune God (28)
    • Worship as Communion with the People of God (General) (12)
    • Worship as Gathering and Communion of the Local Church (2)
    • Worship as Communion with Young and Old (22)
    • Worship as Communion with the Church of all Ages and Places (7)
  • Elements of the worship service (4)
    • Liturgy - General (27)
    • Call to worship and Salutation (10)
    • Confessing of sin and assurance of pardon (7)
    • Praise in music and song (General) (44)
    • Public Prayer (28)
    • Scripture reading (11)
    • Preaching (place in worship service) (9)
    • Gifts and offerings (9)
    • Corporate confession of faith (4)
    • The Amen (3)
    • Sacraments in the worship service (25)
    • Benediction (10)
  • Different Liturgies (15)
  • Church music (8)
    • Musical instruments (13)
    • Character and principles of church music (38)
    • Musicians (7)
    • Psalms as songs (35)
    • Hymns (57)
    • Church choir (2)
    • History of church music (12)
  • Liturgical year (2)
    • Liturgical year (General) (12)
    • Christmas (23)
    • Good Friday (5)
    • Easter Sunday (2)
    • Ascension Day (5)
    • Pentecost (10)
  • Church architecture (7)

Contemporary Worship and the User-Friendly God

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  • J. Mark Beach

This article discusses the dangers of creating "user-friendly" worship that seeks to attract and entertain people rather than glorify God. Understanding God's holiness helps shape our worship services.

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Nine Reasons People Slept in Church Yesterday

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  • Chuck Lawless

Why do people sleep during the church service? Here are nine reasons for people sleeping in church.

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Crass Christianity What happens when the Great Commission becomes a marketing manifesto?

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  • John MacArthur

Can entertainment bright about church growth? This article shows what happens when the church adopts pragmatism.

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Worship Committees – What Do They Do?

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  • Gregg A. Mast

What is an authentic way for worship committees to participate in the worship life of a congregation? This article offers suggestions.

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Participating in Worship: History, Theory, and Practice

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  • Tom Schwanda

This article reviews the book Participating in Worship: History, Theory, and Practice by Craig Erickson, which argues that worship needs to become more participatory through the inspiration and guidance of the Holy Spirit.

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An Archbishop for All Seasons – Thomas Cranmer and the Book of Common Prayer

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  • Ronald A. Wells

This article commends the use of material from Thomas Cranmer's The Book of Common Prayer in worship.

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We're Struggling with Worship: Questions from a Worship Coordinator

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  • Edith Bajema

This article provides some questions from a worship coordinator and a response from a worship consultant.

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Holy Fairs – Scottish Communions and American Revivals in the Early Modern Period

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  • Keith Watkins

This article reviews the book The Holy Fairs, which explains how certain festivals, such as Cambuslang in Scotland and Cane Ridge and the camp meetings in the United States, became the occasions for significant revivals. The book indicates how these communion gatherings continued the pre-Reformation popular piety of Corpus Christi in a new guise that was acceptable in the context of Reformed religion.

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