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.

Should the worship service be free or have a certain order? This article focuses on the Reformed order of worship. It first explains the meaning of worship and then looks at the reason for order in worship. The author also discusses the votum and the salutation at the beginning of the worship service.

This article looks at the order of worship, specifically also John Calvin's liturgy. The author urges us to go back to the early church to include the confession of sin and forgiveness of sin (assurance of pardon) in our worship services. He also mentions the "kyrie eleison."