If you were to evaluate your church's worship services, how will you do it? Here are seven questions you can ask in evaluating a church's worship, to see how much it is rooted in the gospel and in Christ.

This article offers resources for the preparation of a series of worship services with a focus on stewardship.

Much church music (new and old, "contemporary" or "traditional") is of suspect quality and appropriateness for authentic worship in the Reformed tradition. How should we determine what music is appropriate to sing in worship services? This article reflects on relevant considerations and principles.

This article offers resources to celebrate the summit of Holy Week in the form of four worship services.

This article introduces a number of hymns to be used in worship services: “Tell Your Children,” “How Firm a Foundation,” and “Sing to the Lord of Harvest.”

This article introduces two hymns and a psalm for use in worship services: "God of the Prophets," "When Morning Gilds the Sky," and Psalm 113.

What should family worship be? This article considers the link between family worship and Sunday worship services.

The author is the pastor of a church in the midst of a largely Hispanic community. This article reflects how their worship services are strongly influenced by their Hispanic history and traditions as well as those of the Reformed faith.

This article gives a short review of the hymnal Songs of Rejoicing that provides hymns to be used in worship services.

This article introduces a number of hymns and Psalms to be used in worship services around Lent, Easter, and Pentecost: Psalm 116, "The Lord Is Risen, Yes, Indeed," and "Eternal Spirit, God of Truth."

This article introduces a number of hymns for use in worship services: "See, Christ Was Wounded," "Alleluia! Alleluia! Give Thanks," and "Here from All Nations."

This article offers aid in planning the worship services for Easter.

This article reflects an interview with the pastor of a multicultural congregation on the character of their worship services.

This article offers suggestions on the planning of worship services for the church calendar after Pentecost.

This article considers how a room for prayer can be used to encourage a congregation to pray before and after worship services.

How can the church serve the hurting and broken through its liturgical music? Singing only victory songs does injustice to God's people. This article explains that the church in its worship services should learn to sing four types of songs.

This article discusses the appropriateness of having young children in the worship services. The author provides practical suggestions for parents to help prepare their children for participation in corporate worship.

Influence has a way of working itself without one being aware of it. This article looks at the influences which have caused the church to be lax with observing the Lord’s Day. Worship services are often modified in order to accomodate influences such as recreation, sports, and entertaiment.